Translations for „chortle“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

chortle <a chortle; chortles> N

chortle (feelings & emotions)

ضِحْكَة

chortle (feelings & emotions)

مَرَّة الضَّحِك

chortle VB (feelings & emotions)

chortle

خَدَعَ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Everyone was having a chortle up there on the balcony.

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The end result proved chortle-inducing and rarely less than historically risible.

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His vocabulary seems to be limited to grunts and chortles.

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The chortled, they guffawed, the fell down laughing.

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Dev chortles when, having been treated inconsiderately over text, he pays that inconsideration forward.

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The deadpan delivery throughout this collection manifests much chortle.

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Like chortling along at a scene in which she has explosive diarrhoea.

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Oh how the effete political class self-righteously chortled.

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Chortle relies on advertisers to fund this website so it's free for you, so we would ask that you disable it for this site.

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And when people are used to snickering and chortling over your jokes and antics, it can easily tip over into disrespect.

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