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What do chortle means?

"Chortle" is a verb that describes a deep, hearty laugh, often with a slightly rumbling or chuckling sound. It implies a joyful and somewhat boisterous laugh, usually accompanied by amusement or satisfaction.

Here are some ways to think about the word "chortle":

* Think of a Santa Claus-like laugh: A deep, full-bodied sound with a hint of mischievousness.

* Imagine a goblin or troll laughing: A bit rough around the edges, but still cheerful.

* Picture someone enjoying a good joke: It's a happy, satisfying laugh.

Here are some synonyms for "chortle":

* Chuckle

* Giggle

* Snicker

* Guffaw

Example sentence: The old man chortled at the children's silly antics.

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