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guffaw

noun as in burst of laughter

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Trump picked up the lie during Tuesday's presidential debate, raving incoherently about how immigrants are "eating the dogs" and "eating the cats," which caused Harris to reply with a guffaw, "Talk about extreme."

From Salon

“It’s good!” he insists, augmenting a mild trickle of amusement with his own hoarse guffaw.

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“You know that laugh,” he said of his wife’s great, gusting guffaw, which critics have sought to weaponize.

While the typical person observes Harris’ effervescent guffaw, and thinks, “She seems fun!”

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John Roberts makes a riff referencing Young Frankenstein, which causes Hurt to guffaw and rave about “one of Trump’s greatest gifts,” which is “to take what’s obvious to everyone and boil it down into very vivid and colorful language.”

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

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