laugh
91laugh like a drain Brit. — laugh like a drain Brit. informal laugh raucously. → drain …
92laugh on the other side of one's face (or N. Amer. out of the other side of one's mouth) — be discomfited after feeling confident or triumphant. → laugh …
93laugh off something — laugh off (something) to act as if something is not important to you. It s not easy to laugh off an insult. She criticizes his work constantly but he doesn t get angry, he just laughs it off …
94laugh off — (something) to act as if something is not important to you. It s not easy to laugh off an insult. She criticizes his work constantly but he doesn t get angry, he just laughs it off …
95laugh a minute — Someone who is a laugh a minute is very funny …
96laugh like a drain — ► laugh like a drain Brit. informal laugh raucously. Main Entry: ↑drain …
97laugh on the other side of one's face — ► laugh on the other side of one s face be discomfited after feeling confident or triumphant. Main Entry: ↑laugh …
98laugh out of court — ► laugh out of court dismiss with contempt as being obviously ridiculous. Main Entry: ↑laugh …
99laugh up one's sleeve — ► laugh up one s sleeve be secretly or inwardly amused. Main Entry: ↑laugh …
100laugh to scorn — To deride or jeer at • • • Main Entry: ↑laugh …