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1. chortle ['tʃɔːtəl] chortle, n./v. laugh in a way that shows you are very pleased, 开心地笑 例句：There was silence for a moment, then Larry began chortling like an idiot. 2. chuckle ['tʃʌkəl] chuckle, n./v. a soft partly suppressed laugh ;laugh quietly or with restraint，轻声笑 例句：He gave a little chuckle. 3. guffaw [gə'fɔː] guffaw, n./v. a very loud laugh；laugh loudly，哄笑，大笑 例句：As they guffawed loudly, the ticket collector arrived. 4. simper ['sɪmpə] simper, n./v. a silly self-conscious smile；smile affectedly or derisively, 傻笑，假笑 例句：The maid lowered her chin and simpered. 5. smirk [smɜːk] smirk, n./v. to smile in an affected or smug manner； smile affectedly or derisively, 傻笑，得意地笑，幸灾乐祸地笑 例句：Two men standing nearby looked at me, nudged each other and smirked. 6. snigger ['snɪgə] snigger,n./v. a disrespectful laugh； laugh quietly，暗笑，窃笑 例句：Suddenly, three school kids sitting near me started sniggering. 7. giggle ['gɪgəl] giggle，n./v. to laugh in a nervous or childlike way，紧张得咯咯笑 例句：I was so nervous I got the giggles. 8. titter ['tɪtə] titter， n./v. to laugh in a quiet and nervous way，窃笑 | 
