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bursting To explode with laughter or amusement. ■ "The joke was so funny, I couldn't help but bursting with laughter!"
Echoes The sound of laughter echoing in a room. ■ "I told the joke and the audience burst out laughing. The echoes of their laughter were heard throughout the theater."
gagging To be extremely amused, typically to the point of laughter or physical discomfort. ■ "When I heard my friend's joke about the politician, I was gagging with laughter! It was so funny."
increased The amount of laughter one experiences has been intensified, leading to a state of hilarity and uncontrollable giggles. ■ "When I heard the joke, my laughter increased so much that I ended up crying from laughing too hard!"
outbreak A sudden, explosive eruption of laughter or other forms of mirth. ■ "The outburst of laughter during the joke was so sudden and contagious that everyone in the room started laughing too.
breakdown An explosion of humor so powerful that it causes the person to physically break down in laughter. ■ "I told my wife she was drawing her eyebrows too high. She looked surprised and then burst into a breakdown of uncontrollable laughter."
sowing Act of planting seeds, typically for future growth., But also the act of spreading humor and laughter throughout a group or society. ■ "John was great at sowing seeds in his garden, but he really knew how to sow laughter and fun wherever he went."
sparked To be so funny that it sparks laughter in the listener's brain and causes them to involuntarily snap their fingers. ■ "The comedian's jokes sparked so much laughter, you can bet your last pair of jeans that at least one person snapped their fingers.
ablaze To be on fire or burning brightly. ■ "The campfire was ablaze with warmth and laughter, making everyone feel cozy."
addresses The act of making someone laugh so hard they can hardly breathe. ■ When the comedian made a joke about politicians, the whole room erupted in laughter and the audience couldn't stop addressing.
aha A sudden realization or insight, often accompanied by a burst of laughter. ■ John had been trying to solve the math problem for hours when he finally said "aha!" and solved it in minutes.
Amused To be entertained by something so much that one laughs or smiles. ■ "I was amused by the antics of the clown at the circus. He really had me rolling on the ground with laughter!"
Antibody An amusing person who is full of wit and humor. ■ "John was such an antibody, he always had me rolling on the floor in laughter."
Bald 1. Having no hair on the head, 2. Characterized by lack of humor or amusement ■ The comedian's bald head was in stark contrast to his hilarious jokes., Despite the crowd's laughter, the stand-up comedian's bald jokes fell flat.
bangers A person who is extremely funny and entertaining, often causing laughter and mirth in others. ■ "Wow, that banger had me rolling on the floor laughing!"
blasphemy The act of disrespectfully speaking ill of or mocking a person, group, or belief. ■ When the comedian made a blasphemous joke about the President's family, the audience erupted in laughter.
Bloom A sudden and unexpected burst of happiness, joy or laughter. ■ "John finally got his dream job! Bloom!"
Bringing To carry or transport something, usually in a humorous manner ■ "I'm bringing my bananas to the party, because they say laughter is the best medicine!"
broadcast To transmit information or entertainment to a wide audience through radio, television, or other electronic means. ■ The comedian's broadcaste of his stand-up routine was so funny that the whole theater erupted in laughter.
Brushing To engage in a playful or flirtatious exchange of words, often with the intention of provoking laughter. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing brushing up against it!"
burley An extremely funny word that no one has ever heard of. ■ "I can't believe I just made a burley joke at the office. Everyone was rolling on the floor in laughter!"
burst An explosive eruption, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ "When John heard the joke, he couldn't help but burst into laughter."
Cackle An uproarious and contagious laughter that is usually accompanied by a braying or hoarse sound. ■ When the class heard the joke, they all burst out in a cackle, which echoed throughout the room.
candlelit An extremely funny and witty word that you use to impress others with your cleverness. ■ "I was so candlelit last night, I could hardly contain my laughter!
carnival A large, typically noisy and crowded public festival with various games, attractions, and performances. ■ "The carnival was a wild ride of laughter, excitement, and cotton candy."
catatonic adjective describing a person or thing that is completely immobile and unresponsive, often due to shock, trauma, or mental illness. ■ "After hearing the joke, John's friend was catatonic with laughter for the rest of the night."
Cent A small amount of money, often used as a unit of measurement for prices. ■ "I only have a cent to my name, but I'm rich in laughter and good vibes."
Ceremonies A series of actions or events performed in a formal or ritualistic manner, often involving some level of pomp and circumstance. ■ "The wedding ceremony was filled with laughter, tears of joy, and awkward dance moves."
Channeled To communicate or transfer something through a specific channel. ■ The comedian's jokes were so funny that they were channeled directly to the audience's laughter receptors.
Characterized To be described in a way that accurately reflects the person or thing being described, often in a humorous manner. ■ "He's characterized by his wild hair and infectious laughter, making him the life of the party."
chases To run after someone or something in a comical manner, often with the intention of causing laughter. ■ "I'm going to chase my wife around the house and tickle her until she laughs."
chilling The act of causing someone to become very cold and uncomfortable. ■ After hearing his joke, the entire audience was chilling with laughter.
chuckles A burst of laughter that is so strong it resembles a chuckle. ■ "When I heard the joke, I couldn't help but chuckles!"
Collapses To suddenly and dramatically fall apart, often in a humorous way. ■ "When I heard the joke, I couldn't help but collapse with laughter."
Commandant A military leader who is highly respected and feared by his troops, but also incredibly hilarious in a strange way. ■ "The commandant's laughter was like music to our ears, until we realized he was laughing at us."
Contagious A disease, illness, or behavior that easily spreads from person to person. ■ After only one day at work, John had caught the contagious laughter bug from his coworkers.
converging A group of people or things coming together in one place, often with a shared sense of humor. ■ "The converging crew of comedians is set to take the stage for an unforgettable night of laughter!"
Convulsing A person or thing who is writhing uncontrollably, often due to extreme pain or discomfort. ■ "I was convulsing with laughter when I heard the joke!"
creaming The act of vigorously expelling air from one's lungs, often accompanied by excessive and exaggerated noises. ■ "Wow, that joke was so bad, I had to start creaming with laughter!"
creative The ability to produce new and original ideas or concepts. ■ "She's so creative, she came up with the idea of a flying car that runs on laughter gas."
crying To shed tears of joy or amusement, often while laughing uncontrollably. ■ "When I heard my friend's joke, I was crying with laughter so hard, it took me 10 minutes to calm down."
curb A witty and humorous observation about a situation or person. ■ He was so funny, I had to curb my laughter during the movie.
dances The act of moving one's body in a coordinated and rhythmic way to the beat of music, often accompanied by laughter and witty commentary. ■ Jane's dance routine was so funny that the entire audience couldn't stop laughing.
Deb A person who is very talkative, often at the expense of others. ■ "Wow, that Deb sure knows how to make a room full of laughter. She's always cracking jokes and getting on everyone's nerves!"
defeats The act of overcoming an opponent or obstacle through clever wit and humor. ■ After hearing his friend's joke, John was defeated by laughter.
derris A word or phrase that is so funny, it can only be spoken by those who know the secret language of laughter. ■ "I knew you were going to make a derris when I said that joke."
disinfect To rid something of all traces of amusement, joy, or laughter; to make dull and uninteresting. ■ "I accidentally disinfected my friend's joke with a serious tone. It was a real buzzkill."
Disputing The act of arguing and disagreeing about something, often in a humorous way. ■ "I can't believe you think pineapple belongs on pizza," said John, as he vigorously disputed his friend's opinion. The crowd erupted in laughter.
Dose A quantity of something administered or given in order to produce a particular effect, especially medication. ■ "I forgot my dose of laughter medicine this morning. Now I'm feeling down and out."