chortle

There was a chortle on the other end of the phone.

And when it did, the women once again broke out in a chortle.

I had a steak one time,' the man began with a little chortle.

Gary's chortles followed me all the way into the garage.

"She's got my business card," he said with a chortle.

As he read, his mouth fell open in a great chortle of glee.

The pump started with a series of chortles and gasps.

At the end of five, the old man delivered a soft, whispered chortle.

"This is going to be a direct attack on her credibility," he said with something of a chortle.

"I'm up to my old tricks again," he said with a chortle.

"He's going to have to sleep on the couch," Williams said with a chortle.

"You were ready to run for the border," she added with a delighted chortle.

Scotty responded to the doctor's words with a deep chortle.

A pause at the other end of the line ended with a sinister chortle.

"I told them they couldn't touch each other," God says with a chortle.

He took it, and flew off with a chortle.

With a chortle of triumph, I went to bed.

She suppressed an embarrassed chortle as the men began to chat about the paper.

The other man laughed suddenly, a big deep chortle.

It sounded as a small gasp at first, a mere chortle.

Rosie gave a chortle of laughter and turned it into a cough.

"We didn't even get on," added her husband with a chortle.

His vocabulary seems to be limited to grunts and chortles.

There was a chortle of drunken laughter and the footsteps moved on.

Then, with a final chortle, Five-face stepped to the door.

"There is nothing better than the feeling you are getting away with something," he chortled.

Officials here chortle over how little money they pay to the capital.

The whole group of them up there was chortling when she finished.

I remember my father chortling with delight when he heard the news.

But the seller chortled and sat back down at the table.

He chortled, as if she'd set him up for a punch line.

Some of us chortled when the kid got knocked out in 1991.

"They're going to take you out of here in a body bag tonight," the young man chortled.

"We are scheduled out of here the morning after next," he chortled.

There he will be, sitting alongside his wife, chortling away.

The big sailor chortled as he picked up the money.

The cook chortled over the stew she was making for dinner.

And then his advisers chortled about how funny it was.

Still chortling, he shook hands, then opened the elevator door.

Assembly Democrats are chortling - and still largely in control.

She chortled until a look of pain abruptly crossed her face.

Then he heard what his father was saying, chortling with glee, and stopped dead.

She chortled and, using both hands, sent a wave to flood him.

Everyone chortled with pleasure and clapped him on the back.

"They don't even have to pay me in this job," he chortled the other day.

"There are few men within this world who'd know such things," the Demon chortled.

She was crawling over the invisible floor, chortling at the light show.

She chortled at him, and those dark eagle's eyes almost glowed.

He's probably been chortling for more than three decades.

The baby chortled and grabbed his nose with surprising power.