cachinnation (Meaning)

Wordnet

cachinnation (n)

loud convulsive laughter

Webster

Loud or immoderate laughter; -- often a symptom of hysterical or maniacal affections.

The room erupted in cacophonous cachinnation as the comedian delivered his punchline.
His hearty cachinnation echoed through the halls, brightening everyone's mood.
The movie's slapstick humor prompted bouts of uncontrollable cachinnation from the audience.
Despite the solemn occasion, the wake was filled with moments of shared cachinnation as stories of the deceased were recounted.
The children's playful antics evoked peals of cachinnation from their parents.
The old friends reminisced about their college days, punctuating their conversation with bursts of cachinnation.
The absurdity of the situation elicited nervous cachinnation from the witnesses.
She couldn't contain her cachinnation as her friend recounted the embarrassing incident at work.
His infectious cachinnation spread throughout the room, infecting even the most reserved guests.
The sight of the puppy chasing its tail brought tears of cachinnation to their eyes.

loud convulsive laughterLoud or immoderate laughter; -- often a symptom of hysterical or maniacal affections.

laughter, chuckle, laugh, giggle, smirk, cackle, snigger, titter,snicker, horselaugh

wail, sob, sob, mouth, cry, moan, moan, wail, groan, groan

The room erupted in cacophonous cachinnation as the comedian delivered his punchline.

His hearty cachinnation echoed through the halls, brightening everyone's mood.

The movie's slapstick humor prompted bouts of uncontrollable cachinnation from the audience.

Despite the solemn occasion, the wake was filled with moments of shared cachinnation as stories of the deceased were recounted.