boisterously উপহাস

Verb:

হোহো করিয়া হাসা, অট্টহাস্য করা,

guffawing's Usage Examples:

John Fordham of The Guardian called the album "a guffawing, raw-edge cruise over a boogie bassline that makes you feel you're right.

An overconfident and guffawing spider (voiced by Cy Kendall) spots his intended prey, a mute fly, on.

and wash the slime from the earth!" The rain finally breaks, with a "guffawing peal of thunder from behind and fantastic raindrops, like tin-can tops.

and "Dear Old Crinoline Days which is guffawing burlesque.

Nadsat-language a "fit of laughter" becomes a guff (shortened version of guffawing); a "skeleton key" becomes a polyclef ("many keys"); and the "state jail".

Michael Sciannamea lauded the episode, writing "I cannot remember ever guffawing over every single line in a single sitcom episode as I did watching this.

runs up to them cackling manically, flashes at them and flees, still guffawing.

the mirror, Voigt begins to laugh in amusement at his own reflection, guffawing the last line in the play: "Impossible!" The play was first produced in.

Malcolm Yorke described her in his book as "a guffawing, red-haired, rosy-cheeked, plump-bodied, highly sexed young woman who.

shtick off with so much charisma you find yourself applauding instead of guffawing".

Spiky ends up guffawing about Boar not really being a prince.

His name means "guffawing".

It's much too close to their real experiences so they are not exactly guffawing.

and that the Members of Parliament quickly came to watch "most of them guffawing loudly'.

are uniformly strong and it is profane good fun that had me cheerfully guffawing.

to investigate a murder in the town of Spa with Libellule's constant guffawing at his own jokes.

People outside the room were guffawing.

guffawing's Meaning':

laugh boisterously

Synonyms:

laughter; laugh; belly laugh;

Antonyms:

inactivity; war whoop; hiss; utterance;