chortled's Usage Examples:

Come to my arms, my beamish boy! O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" He chortled in his joy.

" He chortled happily.

episode of MTV's animated series Beavis and Butt-Head, where Butt-Head chortled about the Mozart sequences "He's dressed up like the dude on the dollar".

Binkley chortled: "The Reds were amazed, and in a figurative sense, more blue than red.

"Harper Lee 'chortled' over 'Watchman' reviews, Wayne Flynt says".

" The New Yorker baseball reviewer Roger Angell chortled over his "scary, hilarious antics", saying "he flung the ball and then.

While Black Mike chortled at winning the long-standing bet, the successful miners shovelled, rocked.

When Heisman had finished, Warner chortled and quietly said to his players: 'Okay, boys.

to pursue such a side gig by one Kingdome fan in the late 1980s, Rick chortled, "A man can't live on peanuts alone.

' 'Yep, that WAS quite a game,' he chortled.

" The fans booed, while Howard Cosell chortled thinking it good fun and all part of the spectacle.

"While the UN laughed at Trump, hackers chortled at the UN's lousy web application security".

Mother is chortled and filled with wonder, Jascha Heiifetz grows by me! Do, re, mi, fa, sol.

Chris had hair down to his shoulders," Westerberg chortled to an interviewer.

 188: "Decades later, Harbakhsh Singh still chortled at the memory of Pakistan army officers in civilian clothes coming to fight.

Synonyms:

express joy; laugh; laugh softly; chuckle; express mirth;

Antonyms:

clamouring; Bronx cheer; yodel; halloo; cry;