chortled
ˈtʃɔrtəld
Definition

Definition of chortled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

soundcharacterized by a gleeful, breathy laugh
  • The chortled giggle filled the room.
  • Her chortled laughter was infectious to everyone around.
  • The chortled sound echoed through the hall.
chuckling giggling snickering
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Origin of chortled

English, chuckle (laugh) + snort (snort)

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  1. French:enjoué, ...
  2. German:glucksend, ...
  3. Italian:soffocato, ...
  4. Spanish:jocosa, ...
  5. Portuguese:risonho, ...
  6. Chinese:咯咯笑的, ...
  7. Japanese:くすくす笑う, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَاحِك بِفَرَح, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִצְחָקֶק, ...
  10. Russian:хохочущий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:радісний, ...
  12. Hindi:खुशमिजाज, ...
chortle
ˈtʃɔrtəl

Definition of chortle - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
emotionlaugh in a joyful way with a snort or chuckle
  • He began to chortle at the funny story.
giggle snicker

Noun

laughterjoyful muffled laugh like a snorting chuckle
  • Her chortle filled the room with warmth.
giggle snicker snort
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Origin of chortle

English, chuckle (laugh) + snort (sound)

Examples of chortle in a sentence

  • They chortled together after hearing the good news.
  • His chortle was infectious, spreading joy to everyone.
  • The baby's chortle was a delightful sound.

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  1. French:pouffer de rire, gloussement, ...
  2. German:kichern, Glucksen, ...
  3. Italian:ridacchiare, risatina, ...
  4. Spanish:carcajearse, carcajada, ...
  5. Portuguese:desatar a rir, risada, ...
  6. Chinese:咯咯地笑, 咯咯笑, ...
  7. Japanese:クスクス笑う, くすくす笑い, ...
  8. Arabic:قهقهَ, ضَحْكَة مَكْتُومَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְגַחֵךְ, גִּיחוּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:хихикать, хохот, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хихотіти, хихотіння, ...
  12. Hindi:खिलखिलाना, हंसी, ...

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