guffawed
ɡəˈfɔːd
Definition

Definition of guffawed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

laughterRarecharacterized by loud, hearty laughterRare
  • The guffawed room echoed with joy.
  • The guffawed audience couldn't stop laughing.
  • His guffawed expression was infectious.
boisterous hearty uproarious
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Origin of guffawed

Scottish, goff (fool) + gaw (to laugh)

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  1. French:éclatant de rire, ...
  2. German:lachend, ...
  3. Italian:scoppiato a ridere, ...
  4. Spanish:carcajeante, ...
  5. Portuguese:cheio de risadas, ...
  6. Chinese:开怀大笑的, ...
  7. Japanese:笑い声が響く, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَضَاحِك, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁצָּחַק בְּצְחוֹק רוֹעֵם, ...
  10. Russian:громкоголосый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гучний, ...
  12. Hindi:हँसमुख, ...
guffaw
ɡəˈfɔː

Definition of guffaw - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

laughterloud and boisterous laugh
  • His guffaw echoed through the room.
belly laugh chortle

Verb

1.
loud laughintr.laugh loudly and boisterouslyintr.
  • He guffawed at the comedian's joke.
cackle chortle roar
2.
emotiontr.Rareexpress something with a loud laughtr.Rare
  • She guffawed her disbelief at the news.
chortle laugh loudly
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Expressions with guffaw

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laugh loudly in a sudden and uncontrolled way
He let out a guffaw at the joke.

Origin of guffaw

Scottish, gawf (laugh) + guff (loud)

Examples of guffaw in a sentence

  • His unexpected guffaw startled everyone at the meeting.
  • She couldn't help but guffaw at the prank.
  • The audience guffawed during the performance.
  • He guffawed loudly at the comedian's joke.
  • They guffawed together, sharing the hilarious moment.

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  1. French:éclat de rire, s'esclaffer, ...
  2. German:Lachen, schallend lachen, ...
  3. Italian:risata fragorosa, sghignazzare, ...
  4. Spanish:carcajada, carcajearse, ...
  5. Portuguese:gargalhada, gargalhar, ...
  6. Chinese:大笑, 哈哈大笑, ...
  7. Japanese:高笑い, 大笑いする, ...
  8. Arabic:قَهْقَهَة, قَهْقَهَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:צְחוֹק רָם, לִצְחוֹק בְּקוֹל רָם, ...
  10. Russian:гогот, рассмеяться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:регіт, зареготати, ...
  12. Hindi:ठहाका, जोर से हंसना, ...
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