chortles's Usage Examples:

He observes that Robin Williams, playing (he chortles) 'the shrink with only one patient,' finds an awesomely simple solution.

interspersed with harsher notes, chattering noises, whistles, honks and chortles.

faintly overheard conversations and outdated Moog synthesizer whirls and chortles.

But as Butts chortles over his victory, letting down his guard, Funderburke strikes Butts with.

He chortles that now he and Eileen will likely be in contention for Tony nominations.

(1934), Larry, dressed as a surgeon and wielding a large kitchen knife, chortles: "Let's pluck him.

human version of the racist CGI character from Lucas's The Phantom Menace, chortles on the couch.

at 3,) the teenager exclaims, "Sure beats the bus," and chortles.

myna has a wide array of songs and calls, from whistles to warbles to chortles.

' / The director chortles.

and serve to only frustrate Yossarian (which amuses Orr who generally chortles at his cleverness).

"Comedy Day: Top comics converge on Golden Gate Park to provide free chortles and guffaws".

New York Times praised its ability to elicit "stunningly double-edged chortles", and NYT Chief Theatre Critic Ben Brantley picked the show for his short.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

clamouring; Bronx cheer; yodel; halloo; cry;