Translations for „chortle“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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chortle

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English

The deadpan delivery throughout this collection manifests much chortle.

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He pushed one of the drinks into my hands before chortling and walking away.

torontolife.com

Supposed to be 4-0 by now... chortle... who knew?

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I wailed and chortled, bereft of actual talent, stretching and pulling notes, protected by the fixed-key safety net of my plastic instrument.

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

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

www.smh.com.au

It might bring a chortle/sigh to the number-minded: it's one of those unfathomable riddles, but about tax -- by way of the boozer...

www.financialdirector.co.uk

His vocabulary seems to be limited to grunts and chortles.

en.wikipedia.org

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

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Oh how the effete political class self-righteously chortled.

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