laughing
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- adjective
- /ˈlæfɪŋ/
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risueño
- And we look at each other and start laughing like I asked him.
Examples
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She had a big smile on her face, clearly laughing at a funny joke.
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And I, I mean, dude, we were laughing so hard.
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And she immediately began laughing in my face.
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Over the fields we go, laughing all the way.
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OK, already I'm laughing like this is great.
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I'm just living, laughing and loving on this app.
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I mean, I'm laughing because it's like the opposite.
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It kind of taught us how to keep laughing even through the dark times.
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Within one hour they can be laughing and crying and raging.
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Rhett and Link try laughing loud without smiling.
Synonyms
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Feeling pleased and finding something funny or entertaining
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Having a smile that shows happiness or friendliness
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Full of joy and laughter
Smiling very widely and looking clearly happy
Being happy and smiling
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Compounds
- Specialized
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A gas with no color that dentists give to patients to breathe so they relax and sometimes laugh
A medium-sized sea bird with a black head in summer that makes a loud call like a laugh
- Archaic
A nearly extinct New Zealand owl with a loud call that sounds like laughter
- Archaic
A large Australian kingfisher with a loud call that sounds like laughter
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Etymology
The word laughing comes from an old English word laugh meaning 'to make a happy sound' and it is the same root as laughter. So a laughing face or person is one who shows that happy sound or feeling, which is why laughing means showing joy and happiness.