(v5u,vi) (1) to laugh
(2) to smile
(3) to sneer
to ridicule
(P)
(v5u,vt) (uk) to sneer at
to ridicule
(v5u,vt) (uk) to sneer at
to ridicule
(v5u,vt) (uk) to sneer at
to ridicule
(exp,v5u) to laugh scornfully
(exp) (id) One's knees are about to give way
(v5u,vt) (uk) to sneer at
to ridicule
(v5u) to laugh to scorn
(v5u,vt) (uk) to sneer at
to ridicule
(v5u) to giggle
(v5u) to cackle
(v5u) to guffaw
(exp,v5u) to smile pleasantly
(exp) to smile complacently
to smile a smile of satisfaction
(exp) to laugh to oneself
to smile to oneself
(exp) to smile brightly
to laugh merrily
(exp) to burst into laughter
(exp) the pot calling the kettle black (lit: for the sleep in one's eyes to laugh at the snot in one's nose)
(exp) the pot calling the kettle black (lit: for the sleep in one's eyes to laugh at the snot in one's nose)
(exp) good fortune and happiness will come to the home of those who smile
(exp) the pot calling the kettle black (lit: for the sleep in one's eyes to laugh at the snot in one's nose)
(exp) (id) Take care of the penny
(exp) (id) Nobody knows the morrow
(exp) (id) Talk about next year and the devil will laugh
(exp) (id) He who laughs last laughs hardest
