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verb
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meaning
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sentence
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Laugh(laughed)
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express joy by
making a sound (Ha-Ha)
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He is laughing on this matter.
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Laugh into
cramps(Laughed)
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Laugh a lot
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He laughed into cramps when he saw his naked picture of childhood for
the first time.
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Giggle
(giggled)
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laugh quietly and repeatedly because you are nervous
or embarrassed.
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Do not giggle ,it does not sound good
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Grin
(grinned)
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Laugh with smile.
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She is grinning sitting there
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Utter a
guffaw (uttered)
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laugh noisily.
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He uttered a guffaw like Ravana.
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Chuckle (chucked)
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laugh quietly, because you are thinking about something funny.
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She is chuckling to herself.
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Simper
(simpered)
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Fake laugh
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He usually simpers
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Make laugh
(made)
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Entertain someone
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He made us laugh during the whole journey
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Please
(pleased)
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happy
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In order to please my parents ,I obey them always
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Smile (smiled)
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A happy or friendly expression on a face
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He always smile and spread happiness.
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Snigger
(sniggered)
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Laugh quietly
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When he saw his teacher entering the class room he
could only snigger.
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Play prank
(played)
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Making fool by act something
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We play prank with our friends.
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Cut or
Crack a joke (cut) (cracked)
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Something funny you have said that make someone
laugh
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He made us laugh by cutting a fresh joke.
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Laugh at
someone(laughed)
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Make fun of somebody
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Don’t laugh at the poor.
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Have fun
(Had)
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To enjoy oneself
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We had a lot of fun on the trip.
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Make merry
(Made)
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Enjoy oneself with others by dancing and drinking.
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Children make merry in groups.
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Have a
hearty laugh (Had)
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In a cheerful way
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We had a hearty laugh after listening to his funny
experience.
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Burst into
laughter (Burst)
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Laugh all of a sudden
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When I fell down with a thud, he burst into laughter.
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Laugh
away (laughed )
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To dismiss by laughter
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Do not laugh me away, take me seriously.
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Howl with
laughter (Howled)
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When a group started laughing with energy
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He got a sudden tight slap from his teacher which made us howl with
laughter.
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Jeer (jeered)
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Laugh at someone to insult
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Some boys from the audience were jeering at the
singer.
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Treat as
joke (Treated)
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Don’t take something seriously
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He is treating it as a joke but it is not a fun at all.
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Joke /kid
(joked) (kidded)
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Act in a funny way
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I am not kidding.
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Be highly
elated
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Happy from heart
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He is highly elated to know the news of his brother’s marriage.
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