laugher
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4.7
- noun
- /ˈlæfər/
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risueño
- My friend is such a laugher that she finds humor in almost every situation.
- a big laugher
And I would have other writers say things to me, say things to me like, you know, you're not a big laugher, are you?
- And I would have other writers say things to me, say things to me like, you know, you're not a big laugher, are you?
Examples
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- Not much of a laugher, are you?
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I'll tell you the most, because... you, my friend, are a laugher.
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I'm a real big laugher.
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Guess who's the laugher now?
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I'm the laughingest laugher that ever laughed!
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You're a laugher.
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I THINK I'M A LAUGHER, NOT A FIGHTER.
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At the party, he was the biggest laugher, making everyone around him smile.
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She is known as a genuine laugher who always brightens the mood with her laughter.
Synonyms
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5.0
A person who laughs in a light, nervous, or silly way
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6.7
A person who laughs quietly when something is funny
A person who laughs quietly because they feel nervous or embarrassed
Antonyms
How Amused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Laugher comes from laugh 'to make a sound when amused' and the ending -er 'one who'. So, a laugher is simply a person who laughs or who tends to laugh easily.