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What is an alletaration of the word laugh?

There isn't a commonly used word that is an alteration of "laugh" in the way you might be thinking.

Here are some possibilities depending on what you mean by "alteration":

* Informal variations: You could use slang like "lol" or "haha" to represent laughter in writing.

* Sound effects: "Hee hee" or "ho ho" are onomatopoeic representations of laughter.

* Figurative language: Words like "chuckle," "giggle," "guffaw," or "snicker" describe different types of laughter.

* Literary devices: A writer might use an alliteration like "laughing loud and long" or a metaphor like "a symphony of laughter" to create a specific effect.

Could you please clarify what kind of alteration you are looking for? That would help me give you a more specific answer!

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