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chuckle
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chuckle
verb
/ˈtʃʌkəl/
chubby
chunk
Meaning
To laugh quietly or to oneself.
a quiet or suppressed laugh; to laugh quietly or with amusement
Example Sentences
She chuckled at the joke her friend told.
He gave a soft
chuckle
when he heard the funny joke.
Example Expressions
chuckle to oneself
Synonyms
giggle, snicker, laugh, snigger, cackle, laugh softly, titter
Entry 1
giggle, snicker, laugh, snigger, cackle
Entry 2
giggle, snicker, laugh softly, titter
Antonyms
cry, weep, sob, wail
Entry 1
cry, weep
Entry 2
cry, sob, wail
Collocations
chuckle softly, chuckle quietly, chuckle to oneself, let out a chuckle, soft chuckle, quiet chuckle, give a chuckle
Entry 1
chuckle softly, chuckle quietly, chuckle to oneself, let out a chuckle
Entry 2
soft chuckle, quiet chuckle, give a chuckle
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