laugh
/læf/
verb
- To make sounds and movements of the face and body that show you think something is funny or amusing.
- She couldn't stop laughing at the puppy's silly tricks.
- The joke made everyone laugh loudly.
- He laughed so hard that tears ran down his cheeks.
- To express amusement, joy, or scorn through laughter.
- They laughed with delight when they saw the surprise party.
- Don't laugh at people who make mistakes; help them instead.
- The audience laughed at the comedian's clever wordplay.
noun
- The act or sound of laughing.
- He has a deep, hearty laugh that fills the room.
- I heard a loud laugh from the next room.
- Her laugh was warm and contagious.
- An instance of laughing; a short burst of laughter.
- He gave a nervous laugh and looked away.
- That story was worth a good laugh.
- She let out a quick laugh at the unexpected comment.