cachinnation

Rarely do human beings go so directly to the very roots of cachinnation.

But as I repeated them, he gave vent to a loud cachinnation. "

He laughed abruptly, with a mirthless, jarring note that was like the cachinnation of a sorcerer.

It was Dame Alice indulging in a wild cachinnation on her hunting horn.

And, but that it was high noon and no circumstance of ghostliness accompanied the curious cachinnation.

Gersen kissed her cheek; Navarth gave vent to a mad cachinnation.

There arose from behind some nearby bushes a shrill cachinnation and out waddled a gaggle of purposeful geese.

The hammer fell with a crash that re-echoed deafeningly and shivered off through the black jungle in a strangely altered cachinnation.

From time to time a silent cachinnation and a look of benignity not exempt from mischief were his distinguishing marks.

"I wish ye a pleasant vigil," said Ujuk, with a cachinnation like the laughter of hyenas in some underground tomb.

After midnight their shrill notes burst into a kind of pandemoniac cachinnation which filled all the countryside, and not until dawn did they finally quiet down.

The humorless dry cachinnation of the master manhunter...The Shadow!

A sharp, dry cachinnation appealed to his memory, and, standing on tiptoe in the crowd, with his white apron over his head, he beheld the courteous little innkeeper.

Therefore, M. Le Comte was startled beyond all measure when he heard the wild, malign, unhuman and diabolical cachinnation witch issued from the alder boughs.

Behind the wall the screeching of Simban ceased in a gurgling moan like that of some butchered steer; but the girl's terror-sharpened cries still mounted through the smothering cachinnation.

But retro-punk culture now dominates the arena of cachinnation, with Beavis and Butthead's heh-heh ... heh-heh ... echoing from MTV to the schoolyards.

Like people awakened from a heavy sleep, they saw thc face, and heard through the tumult of their blood the cachinnation of a wild and evil and panic laughter, as the apparition vanished among the boughs.

And when the sun, blackened by the smoke of burning villages, had set luridly beyond the forest, men still saw him moving in the dusk, and heard still the portentous rumbling of his mad, stormy cachinnation.

Bernard, who was still sick with the poisonous vapour he had inhaled, fell twice before he succeeded in standing erect; and his discomfiture was greeted with a cachinnation of foul, obscene laughter from the assembled sorcerers.

And then did my excellent friend, Mr. Smooth-it-away, laugh outright; in the midst of which cachinnation, a smoke-wreath issued from his mouth and nostrils, while a twinkle of lurid flame darted out of either eye, proving indubitably that his heart was all of a red blaze.