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1 laugh
N1. हँसीWe had a good laugh at his embarrassment.--------V1. हँसनाThe child's antics made everybody laugh.It is easy to laugh at others but difficult to laugh at oneself. -
2 laugh
n.हंसी, हास्य, खिलखिलाहटv. tr.हंसना, किकोल करना; हंसी करना -
3 to laugh
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4 to make someone laugh
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5 clown
N1. जोकरClowns are there in circus to make the spectators laugh.2. मूर्खMohan is really clown at times.--------V1. मूर्खतापूर्ण\clownव्यवहार\clownकरनाMohan sometimes clowns around. -
6 impracticability
N1. अव्यवहारिकताPeople might laugh on your impractibility. -
7 impulse
N1. आवेगHe felt an irrestible impulse to giggle and laugh. -
8 inhibited
Adjरोका\inhibitedहुआThe student was too inhibited to laugh. -
9 joker
N1. उपहासकThe histrionics of the joker make me laugh. -
10 mirthful
Adj1. उल्लासपूर्ण/खुशीभराThey gave a mirthful laugh. -
11 ponderous
Adj1. भद्दाYour bag is ponderous.2. नीरसHis ponderous attempts at wit did not make anyone laugh. -
12 real
Adj1. सत्यAre these facts real?2. वास्तविकHe is the real manager of the institution.3. पूर्णतःThe excursion trip was a real disaster4. आमदनी/सम्पत्तिHer real income has gone up by 15% in the past year.--------Adv1. यथार्थ\realमेंHe had a real good laugh after a long time. -
13 reversal
N1. परिवर्तनThe dramatic reversal of their parts created a problem.Her luck suffered a cruel reversal.Reversal of her role with husband makes every body laugh. -
14 roly-poly
Adj1. गोल-मटोलHis roly-poly body makes every body laugh.--------N1. पुडिंगHer sister bakes a delicious roly-poly. -
15 stagy
Adj1. कृत्रिम/नाटकीयHe gave a loud stagy laugh. -
16 stammerer
N1. हकलाकर बोलने वालाTo laugh on stammerer's is a bad act. -
17 stooge
N1. कठपुतलीRam was a stooge of mohan as he followed him blindly.2. हँसी का पात्रLalit being a stooge in a circus makes everyone laugh. -
18 untypical
Adj1. विशिष्टThat laugh was untypical of her. -
19 vacuous
Adj1. विचारहीनHe made a vacuous laugh -
20 zany
Adj1. सनकीThe joker made us laugh with his zany tricks.
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