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laugh

Definition for laugh

verb as in express mirth, happiness, etc. with sound

noun as in audible expression of amusement

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And even if they saw Trump’s deceptions for what they were, Matthews said, those inclined to support the GOP nominee — out of concern for inflation, border security or because they didn’t like Harris’ policies or her laugh — found plenty of reasons to excuse his hyperbole and outright lies.

See the most read stories this hour » In person she has a big, Texas-girl laugh and an agreeable manner, yet Margo Martindale’s splashiest roles, Emmy-winners like backwoods crime boss Mags on TV’s “Justified” and the ex- KGB supervisor Claudia on “The Americans,” are shiveringly sinister.

“We were texting on a group thread,” Cortes said with a bitter laugh.

We can always use reasons to laugh, but the stories that remind us of our humanity and worth at any age have higher value – especially now.

From Salon

In September, his preprint received an Ig Nobel Prize, a satirical award that promotes research that “makes people laugh, then think.”

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