guffaw
121cachinnation — n. Laughter (loud or immoderate), laugh, guffaw, horse laugh …
122horse-laugh — n. Guffaw, cachinnation, boisterous laugh …
123cackle — verb 1) the geese cackled at him Syn: squawk, cluck, gabble 2) Noel cackled with glee Syn: laugh loudly, guffaw, chortle, chuckle …
124howl — 1. noun 1) the howl of a wolf Syn: baying, howling, bay, cry, yowl, bark, yelp 2) a howl of anguish Syn: wail, cry, yell, yelp, yowl; bellow …
125react — v 1. respond, reply, answer, acknowledge; retort, rebut, refute, come back. 2. reciprocate, return, match; retaliate, repay, requite, get back at, come back at, get even. 3. counteract, conflict, oppose, contradict; counterbalance, offset,… …
126хохотать — ХОХОТАТЬ, несов. (сов. захохотать). Проявлять (проявить) какое л. отношение (одобрительное, доброжелательное, злое и т.п.) к кому л., громко смеясь (издавая короткие характерные голосовые звуки) [impf. to guffaw, laugh loudly, shout with… …
127elusive — /əˈlusɪv/ (say uh loohsiv), /i / (say ee ) adjective 1. eluding clear perception or complete mental grasp; hard to express or define: *Freddie Buckmaster lets out a great guffaw, understanding nothing of what the old man has just said, but… …
128doubling of final consonants in inflection — The table below explains the differing practice in English shown by the forms hotter, enrolled, offered, targeted, in which the root word (hot, enrol, offer, target) ends in a single consonant. Practice can also differ with the same word in BrE… …
