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guffaw
guf·faw G0302500 (gə-fô′)n. A hearty, boisterous burst of laughter.intr.v. guf·fawed, guf·faw·ing, guf·faws To laugh heartily and boisterously. [Probably imitative.]guffaw (ɡʌˈfɔː) na crude and boisterous laughvbto laugh crudely and boisterously or express (something) in this way[C18: of imitative origin]guf•faw (gʌˈfɔ, gə-) n., v. -fawed, -faw•ing. n. 1. a loud burst of laughter. v.i. 2. to laugh loudly. [1710–20; perhaps imitative] guffaw Past participle: guffawed Gerund: guffawing
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| I guffaw | | you guffaw | | he/she/it guffaws | | we guffaw | | you guffaw | | they guffaw |
| Preterite |
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| I guffawed | | you guffawed | | he/she/it guffawed | | we guffawed | | you guffawed | | they guffawed |
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| I am guffawing | | you are guffawing | | he/she/it is guffawing | | we are guffawing | | you are guffawing | | they are guffawing |
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| I have guffawed | | you have guffawed | | he/she/it has guffawed | | we have guffawed | | you have guffawed | | they have guffawed |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was guffawing | | you were guffawing | | he/she/it was guffawing | | we were guffawing | | you were guffawing | | they were guffawing |
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| I had guffawed | | you had guffawed | | he/she/it had guffawed | | we had guffawed | | you had guffawed | | they had guffawed |
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| I will guffaw | | you will guffaw | | he/she/it will guffaw | | we will guffaw | | you will guffaw | | they will guffaw |
| Future Perfect |
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| I will have guffawed | | you will have guffawed | | he/she/it will have guffawed | | we will have guffawed | | you will have guffawed | | they will have guffawed |
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| I will be guffawing | | you will be guffawing | | he/she/it will be guffawing | | we will be guffawing | | you will be guffawing | | they will be guffawing |
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| I have been guffawing | | you have been guffawing | | he/she/it has been guffawing | | we have been guffawing | | you have been guffawing | | they have been guffawing |
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| I will have been guffawing | | you will have been guffawing | | he/she/it will have been guffawing | | we will have been guffawing | | you will have been guffawing | | they will have been guffawing |
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| I had been guffawing | | you had been guffawing | | he/she/it had been guffawing | | we had been guffawing | | you had been guffawing | | they had been guffawing |
| Conditional |
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| I would guffaw | | you would guffaw | | he/she/it would guffaw | | we would guffaw | | you would guffaw | | they would guffaw |
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| I would have guffawed | | you would have guffawed | | he/she/it would have guffawed | | we would have guffawed | | you would have guffawed | | they would have guffawed | Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | guffaw - a burst of deep loud hearty laughterbelly laughlaugh, laughter - the sound of laughing | | Verb | 1. | guffaw - laugh boisterouslylaugh loudlyexpress joy, express mirth, laugh - produce laughter |
guffawnoun1. laugh, roar of laughter, bellow of laughter He burst into a loud guffaw.verb1. laugh, roar with laughter, bellow with laughter He stood guffawing at his boss's jokes.guffawnounAn act of laughing:cachinnation, cackle, laugh, laughter.Informal: heehaw.verb1. To express great amusement or mirth:roar.Informal: break up.Slang: howl.2. To express amusement, mirth, or scorn by smiling and emitting loud, inarticulate sounds:cachinnate, cackle, laugh.Informal: heehaw.Idioms: die laughing, laugh one's head off, roll in the aisles, split one's sides.Translationsguffaw (gəˈfoː) verb to laugh loudly. 大笑, 狂笑 大笑,狂笑 noun a loud laugh. 大笑 大笑guffaw
guffaw at (someone or something)To laugh heartily at someone or something. ("Guffaw" is likely of imitative origin.) I grinned as the audience guffawed at the joke I'd told. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to guffaw at you, but you just look so ridiculous in that hat!See also: guffawguffaw at someone or somethingto laugh at someone or something very hard and raucously. The audience guffawed at the clown's antics. The old man guffawed at the clown.See also: guffawguffaw
Synonyms for guffawnoun laughSynonyms- laugh
- roar of laughter
- bellow of laughter
verb laughSynonyms- laugh
- roar with laughter
- bellow with laughter
Synonyms for guffawnoun an act of laughingSynonyms- cachinnation
- cackle
- laugh
- laughter
- heehaw
verb to express great amusement or mirthSynonymsverb to express amusement, mirth, or scorn by smiling and emitting loud, inarticulate soundsSynonyms- cachinnate
- cackle
- laugh
- heehaw
Synonyms for guffawnoun a burst of deep loud hearty laughterSynonymsRelated Wordsverb laugh boisterouslySynonymsRelated Words- express joy
- express mirth
- laugh
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