| Shrill laugh |
| Laughing critter |
| Barrel of laughs |
| Provide the laughs |
| Things that may be laughed off? |
| Rock that elicits laughs |
| How villains laugh |
| Laughing matters |
| Serengeti laughers |
| Amounts of laughter |
| And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children shout" is its penultimate line |
| Jam-packed with laughs and entertainment |
| Part of Ralph Kramden's laugh |
| Laughed shrilly |
| Trees, rooftops, etc. — in short, places where sunshades may end up on a windy day? |
| Laughing sound |
| He who laughs last..." et al. |
| Laugh up a storm |
| _____ a rire" ("It is to laugh"): Fr. |
| ___ a gut (laugh loudly) |
| Laughed out loud and then some |
| Laughed menacingly |
| Chaney, Laughton and Quinn |
| Laughing fictional detective? |
| Laughed mockingly |
| Actress Lanchester, who married Charles Laughton |
| Like snide remarks from old Russian despots? (#4 in David Yale's "Pun Enchanted Evenings") |
| Laugh quietly |
| Short, straight punch |
| Laughed derisively |