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cacklesnounpl. of cackle an explosive sound that is a sign of amusementerupted in a high-pitched cackle at the absurdity of the suggestion belly laughs, boffolas, boffs(or boffos), cachinnations, chortles, chuckles, giggles, guffaws, hee-haws, horselaughs, laughs, laughters, snickers, sniggers, titters, twitters crows, whoopsgrins, simpers, smiles, smirks cries, groans, moans, sobs, wailsfaces, frowns, grimaces, lowers(also lours), mouths, pouts, scowls to engage in casual or rambling conversationa group of old friends who met regularly to laugh and cackle about their glory days babbles, blabs, chaffers(British), chats, chatters, chins(slang), converses, gabbles, gabs, gases(or gasses), jabbers, jaws, kibitzes(also kibbitzes), natters, palavers, patters, prates, prattles, raps, rattles, runs on, schmoozes(or shmoozes), talks, twitters, visits gossips, tattlesdescants, discusses, expatiatesyaks(also yacks), yammers, yaps blows smoke, chews the fat(also chews the rag), shoots the breeze, talks a blue streak to show mirth with an explosive vocal soundshe cackled with glee when her tax-evading neighbor finally got caught breaks up, chortles, chuckles, cracks up, giggles, hee-haws, laughs, roars, screams, snickers, titters, twitters grins, smiles splits one's sides bawls, blubbers, cries, sobs, weepshowls, screams, squalls, wails, yowlsbleats, pules, whimpers, whinessniffles, snivelsgroans, moans, sighs |