Guffawed [noun]

"That's all right, old bangabout," said Abercrombie cordially, and the chorus guffawed their forgiveness.

The fellow looked sheepish, the girl's face was aflame and the tears stood in her eyes, yet the crowd guffawed heartily.

Not having the knowledge possessed by Owen, the man guffawed loudly, indicating the gunman.

The commander guffawed loudly, and, with a parting salute to the ladies, turned on his heel and disappeared up the companionway.

"Ah, Bob's the boy for teaching you that," guffawed the mill owner.

The trooper looked dumbfounded at the sick man—so totally different in appearance from the Leader, then guffawed.

One by one the natives nudged one another, and booed, and guffawed, until the rising tide of racket drowned out Zeckler's words.

Jim chuckled in a silly way, as if there was something funny, and Kullers guffawed in sympathy.

"Well, bring your work here so we can profit by it," exclaimed a joker, and the class guffawed.

The priest sat back in his chair and cast appealing looks at the rafters; the company chuckled, nudged each other, guffawed.