Homeric laughter
noun
Loud unrestrained laughter resembling the laughter of the gods as described by Homer (Iliad i. 599, Odyss. xx. 346).
Origin
Mid 19th century. Compare French rire homérique, German homerisches Gelächter.
- Great Glen
- great go
- great-grandchild
- great-granddaughter
- great-grandfather
- great-grandmother
- great-grandnephew
- great-grandniece
- great-grandparent
- great-grandsire
- great-grandson
- great gray owl
- great grey owl
- Great Grimsby
- great gun
- Great Hallel
- great-head
- great-hearted
- great-heartedness
- great horned owl
- great horsetail
- great house
- Great Hunger
- Great Indian Desert
- Great Insertion