Chuckle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHUCKLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to laugh quietly
• laugh quietly or inwardly
• laugh softly
• To call, as a hen her chickens; to cluck.
• To fondle; to cocker.
• To laugh in a suppressed or broken manner, as expressing inward satisfaction, exultation, or derision.
• laugh quietly or with restraint
NOUN:
• a quiet or suppressed laugh
• A short, suppressed laugh; the expression of satisfaction, exultation, or derision.
• a soft partly suppressed laugh
• soft laugh

Words related to CHUCKLE

chuckled20 chuckler19 chucklers20 chuckles19 chuckling21 chucklingly26 yock13 yok10

Words that contain CHUCKLE

chuckled20 chuckler19 chuckles19 chucklers20 chucklehead26 chucklesome24 chuckleheads27 chuckleheaded29

How to use CHUCKLE in a sentence

• It was some minutes before he had regained his normal composure, and even then the sensitive nerves of his partner were offended by an occasional belated chuckle.
• Tilly laughed, and Tom Raymond gave another odd little chuckle.
• Orde stopped short outside the fringe of brush to utter another irrepressible chuckle of amusement.
• At intervals during the evening, while mother was getting him his supper, this chuckle returned to him, between unnoticed fits of crying.
• These she answered, disguised as the author, with many a chuckle of amusement.
• But suddenly the unborn chuckle dissolved into a sea of awe.
• A sound that was curiously like a chuckle answered him out of the darkness, but no reply came in words.
• He cast more than one meaning glance at the chateau, and those near by him heard him chuckle from time to time.
• The mutual look and the mutual chuckle aroused some anger in Robert, but did not impair his certainty of victory.
• The two sailors sitting on the log looked at each other once more, but they did not chuckle.
• With a chuckle to himself, Conrad Lagrange crept quietly along the hedge to the door of her retreat.
• Whitelaw congratulated himself with many a suppressed chuckle as he went about his daily labours, or jogged slowly home from market in his chaise-cart.
• Then, with many a chuckle, the scoundrels left me, to meditate on the exceeding folly of trying to make terms with buccaneers.
• A chuckle from Arthur Chester caused him to turn his eyes that way.
• The grunt element was presumably for Peggy Margerison, the chuckle for Punch.
• Amos Burr, gathering his slow wits together, regarded him with a chuckle of self-congratulation.
• Inwardly, I chuckle with amusement, and outwardly I appear sympathetic, but never a word do I say to commit myself.
• He knew his to be the unpopular side, and that even Freind, the Head Master, would chuckle over the defeat of a Whig.
• Macauley stopped short with an unbelieving chuckle.
• But immediately this sense of resentment caused him to chuckle.
• Now and then he stopped to chuckle, and sometimes he frowned at an uncomfortable thought.
• Peter asked himself now, with a dry chuckle, upon whom the curse had fallen most heavily.
• Comstock sat in her chair holding a book and every few seconds a soft chuckle broke into a real laugh.
• I moved out of the current with a chuckle in my throat and a grin on my face.
• It was a noiseless chuckle, for Blacky did not intend to give himself away until he had to.
• I sent them on to Judge Vandyne, and I got a glorious written chuckle in return for them.

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