What is another word for belly laugh?
Pronunciation:
[ bˈɛlɪ lˈaf], [ bˈɛlɪ lˈaf], [ b_ˈɛ_l_ɪ l_ˈa_f]
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Synonyms for Belly laugh:
n.
• belly laugh (noun)- howler,
- wow,
- thigh-slapper,
- scream,
- riot,
- sidesplitter.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- item,
- roleplay,
- broke,
- turmoil,
- bragging,
- yowl,
- spot,
- playact,
- carousing,
- yak,
- mutant,
- sew together,
- mockery,
- brag,
- looseness,
- rolling,
- howl,
- thunder,
- holla,
- haw-haw,
- scoffing,
- channelise,
- snap,
- lark,
- terrific,
- pervert,
- power point,
- guide,
- subvert,
- shaft of light,
- damn,
- raid,
- sunk fence,
- bout,
- period of play,
- peak,
- air,
- swordplay,
- squeak,
- floor,
- laugh loudly,
- prank,
- take on,
- head,
- gibelike,
- deprave,
- tip,
- roaring,
- scoff,
- outcry,
- shucks,
- child's play,
- ululate,
- direct,
- manoeuvre,
- marvellous,
- run,
- make for,
- disport,
- express joy,
- taradiddle,
- mirthfulness,
- mutation,
- vociferation,
- fantastic,
- bellow,
- crowing,
- yack,
- diddle,
- ray of light,
- narration,
- wear,
- call out,
- shaft,
- roister,
- account,
- news report,
- upheaval,
- athletics,
- wear out,
- decimal point,
- skint,
- grinning,
- holloa,
- scare,
- recital,
- skreigh,
- steer,
- profane,
- place,
- betoken,
- skreak,
- fib,
- tarradiddle,
- thread,
- gloat,
- pipe up,
- fret,
- orgiastic,
- fiddle,
- wonderful,
- bird,
- clapperclaw,
- hilarious,
- bid,
- encounter,
- broadcast,
- shit,
- luff,
- bet,
- corvus,
- stone-broke,
- shout out,
- level,
- variation,
- history,
- radio beam,
- stop,
- jeer,
- yakety-yak,
- holler,
- burst,
- flop,
- repoint,
- carouse,
- flirt,
- suffocate,
- sew,
- electron beam,
- bacchic,
- shrill,
- call,
- gunpoint,
- degree,
- bring,
- muzzle,
- storey,
- fizzle,
- choke,
- bacchanalian,
- write up,
- chatter,
- ululation,
- orgy,
- dionysia,
- ray,
- female chest,
- compass point,
- dramatic play,
- stony-broke,
- fall apart,
- quip,
- sportsman,
- aim,
- playing period,
- darn,
- vaporing,
- romp,
- squall,
- wreak,
- red cent,
- screak,
- transmit,
- drunken reveler,
- uproarious,
- grand,
- antic,
- balance beam,
- retch,
- whine,
- rollick,
- razzing,
- titterer,
- entertained,
- paroxysm,
- laugh,
- yawl,
- rupture,
- orient,
- glow,
- vitiate,
- gambling,
- chronicle,
- full stop,
- playfulness,
- binge,
- hollering,
- abuse,
- designate,
- raspberry,
- light beam,
- heave,
- trifle,
- channelize,
- razz,
- narrative,
- lark about,
- act,
- break,
- distributor point,
- strangle,
- maneuver,
- report,
- hollo,
- take a hit,
- point in time,
- blackguard,
- sharpen,
- toy,
- bellowing,
- demoralise,
- tear,
- breaker point,
- free rein,
- represent,
- roll,
- gaming,
- rattling,
- corrupt,
- marvelous,
- yell,
- pointedness,
- huff,
- manoeuver,
- charge,
- beamish,
- hiss,
- target,
- stage,
- run around,
- taunting,
- jocularity,
- bespeak,
- bray,
- radiate,
- shimmer,
- demoralize,
- tinker's damn,
- drama,
- mirth,
- tremendous,
- cry out,
- shine,
- dot,
- boom,
- boo,
- taper,
- laugh softly,
- dally,
- frisk,
- period,
- mocking,
- act as,
- fit,
- beam of light,
- affright,
- trick,
- put-on,
- gambol,
- triumph,
- spiel,
- chitter,
- tale,
- riant,
- boast,
- gleefulness,
- full point,
- debase,
- frolic,
- squawk,
- exclaim,
- express mirth,
- detail,
- work,
- twinkly,
- chirrup,
- cavort,
- pipe,
- signal,
- diverted,
- sportswoman,
- pealing,
- skylark,
- misdirect,
- cry,
- turn,
- meet,
- wager,
- wondrous,
- send,
- line-shooting,
- terror,
- creak,
- tinker's dam,
- percentage point,
- show,
- glee,
- bacchant,
- derisive,
- wail,
- gasconade,
- ring,
- irradiation,
- caper,
- recreate,
- run up,
- summercater,
- indicate,
- feature,
- merriment.
How to use "Belly laugh" in context?
Sounds strange to us but many people around the world laugh when they consume food that is particularly unpleasant to them, such as when they gag or when their stomach aches. In technical terms, this type of laughter is known as borborygmi, from the Ancient Greek word borborygmi meaning "frequency of indrawn breath".
The belly laugh is thought to be one of the most contagious laughs and has been linked with happiness, relaxation and good humor. It usually begins with a deep breath in and then out, followed by a sudden burst of laughter. It can be contagious, especially if it is genuine.
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