Verb:

உரக்கச் சிரி,

guffaws's Usage Examples:

Apart from a few guffaws, this didn't really change my life for the better.

Technically, everything went wrong: the curtains stuck, the enchanted forest refused to grow, and the audience responded with loud guffaws.

Voltaire never dwells too long on this point, stays to laugh at what he has said, elucidates or comments on his own jokes, guffaws over them or exaggerates their form.

His next touch, a miskick, brought more guffaws.

Such a statement would provoke derisive guffaws from enthusiasts wedded to the myth of England's glorious past.

The audience hangs on the president's every one-liner; the slightest deadpan twitch induces guffaws (pretzels not included ).

guffaws of laughter at my predicament.

It became a joke to be passed from mouth to mouth, producing instant guffaws.

loud guffaws of course from the rest of the party.

His words would have met derision and large guffaws!In England's Confusion, published on the 30th of May 1659, in the True and Full Narrative, and in The Brief Necessary Vindication, he gave long accounts of the attempt to enter the house and of his ejection, while in the Curtaine Drawne he held up the claims of the Rump to derision.

The audience hangs on the president's every one-liner; the slightest deadpan twitch induces guffaws (pretzels not included).

Synonyms:

belly laugh, laugh, laughter,

Antonyms:

utterance, hiss, war whoop, inactivity,