laughy

Adjective

laughy (comparative laughier, superlative laughiest)

1. Causing laughter; comical.
   • Oh, he’s the laughy boy, sir, wherever he is, God bless him!1864, Rosa Mulholland, ““Good-night, Shag”” (chapter XXVIII), in Dunmara; republished in Matthew Russell, editor, The Irish Monthly, volume 33, 1905, page 635
   • “They’d—oose—to be—tar-ri-ble—boy-ish—when—I—know’d—’em.”
     One of the laughy gurgles came after the words, like one that had been separated from its companions.(Can we date this quote?), Robert Lowell, “A Sad Young Heart” (chapter XII), in The New Priest in Conception Bay, Boston: Roberts Brothers, published 1889, page 109