laugh like a drain
laugh like a drain verb: to laugh with a loud, coarse sound.
Verb
laugh like a drain (third-person singular simple present laughs like a drain, present participle laughing like a drain, simple past and past participle laughed like a drain)
- To laugh with a loud, coarse sound
- Charles laughs like a drain and empties his champagne glass. “How about some fruit juice and muesli, pumpkin?”2007, William Brandt, The Book of the Film of the Story of My Life
Forms of laugh like a drain
| third-person singular present | laughs like a drain |
|---|---|
| present participle | laughing like a drain |
| past participle | laughed like a drain |
| past | laughed like a drain |
Questions about laugh like a drain
- What does laugh like a drain mean?
- Laugh like a drain means to laugh with a loud, coarse sound.
- What part of speech is laugh like a drain?
- Laugh like a drain is a verb.
- What is the past tense of laugh like a drain?
- The past tense of laugh like a drain is laughed like a drain.
Words near laugh like a drain in the dictionary
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