guffaw [noun]

His joke elicited a loud guffaw from the entire room.

The comedian's punchline was met with a chorus of guffaws.

A hearty guffaw escaped his lips as he read the funny email.

The children's guffaws filled the playground with joy.

The unexpected twist in the movie provoked a guffaw from the audience.

A single guffaw broke the silence of the library.

Her hilarious story was met with a series of guffaws.

The drunk man's slurred speech caused the bartender to guffaw.

The clown's antics produced a wave of guffaws from the crowd.

The unexpected sight of the cat wearing a hat caused a guffaw.

The comedian's timing was perfect, leading to a thunderous guffaw.

The toddler's babbling induced a guffaw from the babysitter.

The old man's joke about dentures produced a hearty guffaw.

The unexpected plot twist in the book caused me to let out a guffaw.

The silly video clip ended with a satisfying guffaw.

The comedian's stage presence was magnetic, inspiring guffaws from the crowd.

The unexpected reunion with an old friend prompted a joyous guffaw.

The child's silly antics caused the parents to burst into guffaws.

The unexpected punchline of the joke resulted in a contagious guffaw.

The absurdity of the situation elicited a loud guffaw from everyone.

The comedian's off-the-cuff remark was met with a roaring guffaw.

The unexpected turn of events in the movie triggered a guffaw from the audience.

The toddler's attempt to mimic animal sounds produced a delighted guffaw.

The old couple shared a warm guffaw as they reminisced about their youth.

The comedian's ability to connect with the audience was evident in the frequent guffaws.