outlaugh
verb
transitive verb
1
archaic : to make fun of : ridicule
his apprehensions of being outlaughed
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin2
[out- + laugh] : to outdo in laughing
though usually solemn, he outlaughed all the others at the play
intransitive verb
: to laugh out loud
in deep derision outlaughs the foeman Alice Furlong
Alice Furlong
Word History
Etymology
Middle English outlaughen, from out + laughen to laugh
- made amends for
- made an attempt
- made away with
- made believe
- made common cause
- made dish
- made do
- made ends meet
- made eyes
- made eyes (at)
- made eyes at
- made for
- made for each other
- made for life
- made fun of
- made game of
- made good
- made good (for)
- made good for
- made her heart skip a beat
- made in heaven
- made it
- made it (through)
- made it through
- made love