Synonyms and antonyms of Laughter and the sound of laughter in British Thesaurus

laughter (noun)

enjoyment or happiness expressed by laughing

laugh (noun)

the sound that you make when you laugh

giggle (noun)

a high laugh, especially a nervous or silly one

titter (noun)

a quiet laugh that you make because you are nervous or embarrassed

belly laugh (noun)

a loud deep laugh

cackle (noun)

a loud unpleasant laugh

jeering (noun)

unkind laughter or comments directed at someone, especially in a public place

roar (noun)

the sound of loud laughter

peal (noun)

a loud sound of laughter

laughter (noun)

the sound of someone laughing

canned laughter (noun)

recorded laughter added to a television or radio programme

gale (noun)

a sudden loud noise of people laughing

hah ()

another spelling of ha

ha ha (interjection)

used for representing the sound of laughter. People sometimes say this to show that they think something is not funny.

hilarity (noun)

formal a situation in which people laugh a lot

ho ho (interjection)

used for representing the sound that someone makes when they laugh or are pretending to laugh

hoot (noun)

a short loud sound made by people who are laughing or criticizing something

howl (noun)

a loud sound of laughing

merriment (noun)

mainly literary laughter and fun

mirth (noun)

mainly literary happy laughter

snort (noun)

a sudden loud noise that you make through your nose, for example because you are angry or laughing

tee hee (interjection)

used for expressing the sound of a short laugh