chortling

The show’s masked elites watched the carnage from a luxe, concealed spectator box, chomping on cigars and chortling as player after player met a gruesome death.

“OK, I think I can,” he relents, before chortling and adding: “I seriously don’t want to.”

A large crowd, boisterously enjoying a dip whilst chitchatting and chortling, or a quiet night at home with nothing but your dip and a ton of chips and crudite.

It refers to the unchecked amusement among liberal media hosts who continue “chortling” over former President Donald Trump’s recent appearance and indictment at a Georgia jail.

The rooster ran inside the crate, chortling happily.