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good laugh

good laugh noun: chiefly preceded by a: Someone (or something) that is very amusing or entertaining.

Noun

good laugh (plural good laughs)

  1. (UK) Chiefly preceded by a: Someone (or something) that is very amusing or entertaining.
    • Overall, the place is, to use the technical term, “a good laugh” and definitely romantic.2019 May 10, Grace Dent, “No. Fifty Cheyne, London SW3: ‘A good laugh’ - restaurant review”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
    • “We get on well. He [Adam Peaty] is a good laugh. And if someone is going to be further up the rankings, you want it to be someone from Great Britain.”2021 April 13, Sean Ingle, quoting James Wilby, “Adam Peaty brilliant but beatable, says Team GB rival James Wilby”, in The Guardian, →ISSN

Forms of good laugh

pluralgood laughs

Questions about good laugh

What does good laugh mean?
Good laugh means chiefly preceded by a: Someone (or something) that is very amusing or entertaining.
What part of speech is good laugh?
Good laugh is a noun.
What is the plural of good laugh?
The plural of good laugh is good laughs.

Words near good laugh in the dictionary

  1. good job
  2. good jobs
  3. Good King Henry
  4. good lack
  5. good language
  6. good laugh
  7. good law
  8. good leaver
  9. good leavers
  10. good leg
  11. good legs

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