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cackle

noun as in a loud laugh

verb as in laugh irritatingly

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The 27-year-old accomplishes this as a shining beacon of joy who earns a welcome cackle from us every Saturday night.

From Salon

At one point, Ohtani snapped his head back with a high-pitched cackle, giggling with a wide smile planted on his face.

The Republican Party tweeted, from one of its official accounts, that “Kamala Harris brought her cackle to Milwaukee,” with a short clip of the Democratic nominee for president laughing in the middle of her remarks to an exuberant swing state audience.

From Salon

This week, the X account @RNCResearch, managed by the RNC and the Trump campaign, tweeted a clip of Harris laughing at a campaign event and the words: “Kamala Harris brought her cackle to Milwaukee: ‘Good afternoon, Wisconsin!

Harris is often mocked for her “cackle”—a word that connotes witches and crone-like women.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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