Laughter and Smile

Laughter

Laughter noun - An explosive sound that is a sign of amusement.
Usage example: the nervous producers were reassured by the sounds of laughter coming from the theater

Smile and laughter are semantically related. in body topic. In some cases you can use "Smile" instead a noun "Laughter".

Nearby Words: laugh, laughing

Smile

Smile noun - A facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement.

Laughter and smile are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Laughter" instead a noun "Smile".

Nearby Words: smiling, smilingly, smiled, smiley

How words are described

human human laughter human smile
fake fake laughter fake smile
genuine genuine laughter genuine smile
awkward awkward laughter awkward smile
Other adjectives: sinister, real, constant, great, innocent, cheerful, happy, eerie, insane, psychotic, creepy, unsettling.

Both words in one sentence

  • Go Out with a Smile Exposure to his Smilex nerve gas causes the victim to go into spasms of laughter, before dying minutes later with an extra large smile on their face.
  • If you talk about someone "succumbing" to laughter, you're saying they went out with a smile.
  • Morbid, but since he kept saying it with an exhilarating smile, it still elicited laughter.
    Source: Gallows Humor
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