Laughter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAUGHTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• A movement (usually involuntary) of the muscles of the face, particularly of the lips, with a peculiar expression of the eyes, indicating merriment, satisfaction, or derision, and usually attended by a sonorous and interrupted expulsion of air from the lungs. See Laugh, v. i.
NOUN:
• the act or sound of one who laughs
• the action or sound of laughing
• sound or action of laughing
• the sound of laughing
• the activity of laughing; the manifestation of joy or mirth or scorn
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or sound of one that laughs

Words related to LAUGHTER

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Words that contain LAUGHTER

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How to use LAUGHTER in a sentence

• By this time a hasty breakfast had been snatched, and in a crowded dining-room full of laughter and chattering she had resigned herself to the falling of the magic wall.
• The Leicester Galleries for laughter just now! For the walls of the inner room are hung with drawings by Mr.
• The listening lads could not entirely restrain their laughter.
• And yet there was laughter in the convent where so many men lay wounded.
• She had her gentle and her gay moods, also, and made laughter ring through the house at her will.
• His laughter was wholly internal, and his lips did not even move.
• Edward stared at her for a moment, and then burst into a loud fit of laughter.
• Joe, at noon, would purposely linger near the open doorway to get a glimpse of their bright faces and a snatch of their careless laughter.
• At night they amused each other with anecdotes and laughter, and occasionally with songs, when certain that their patient was not asleep.
• At that instant Brent was seized with another violent fit of coughing and laughter.
• She cast a dazzling smile over the silent assemblage, then threw back her glorious head and let her laughter ring.
• Laughter rippled through the audience and promised well.
• Their funny ways, their peals of laughter, are too much for me, and put sleep fairly to flight.
• There was neither laughter nor jest upon the lips of these brown-faced, hardy boys now.
• The fact of tears streaming down the face during violent laughter is common to all the races of mankind, as we shall see in a future chapter.
• As laughter is primarily the expression of simple joy, very young children do not, I believe, ever laugh in derision.
• But at this Joe and Roger could hold back their laughter no longer.
• The men broke into shouts of laughter, loud and ringing, then doubled up and had it out all over again.

Similar words containing LAUGHT without suffix er

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