laugh-at-able
/lɑːfˈatəbl/ /lafˈatəbl/Now rare
adjective
That may be laughed at; laughable.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Laurence Sterne (1713–1768), writer and Church of England clergyman. From laugh + at + -able, after to laugh at.
- ferromanganese
- ferrometer
- ferronatrite
- ferronerie
- ferronière
- ferronnerie
- ferronniere
- ferronnière
- ferro-print
- ferroprotein
- ferro-prussiate
- ferroresonance
- ferroresonant
- ferrosilicon
- ferrosoferric
- ferrosoferric oxide
- ferrospinel
- ferrotellurite
- ferrotype
- ferrotyper
- ferrous
- ferrous oxide
- ferrous sulphate
- ferruginated
- ferrugineous