OUTLAUGH Meaning and
Definition
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Outlaugh is a verb that is formed by combining the prefix "out-" and the noun "laugh." It refers to the act of laughing louder, longer, or more uproariously than others, thereby producing a greater or more extensive sound of amusement. Outlaugh can also be used to describe the ability to surpass or overshadow others in terms of humor or ability to provoke laughter.
When someone outlaughs, they emit a contagious, hearty, or boisterous laugh that often spreads, creating a joyful atmosphere. Outlaughing can be a way of expressing extreme amusement, finding something particularly hilarious, or humorously responding to a joke, story, or situation. It entails surpassing the level of laughter displayed by others, exceeding their amusement and amusing capacity.
Furthermore, outlaugh can also refer to the act of laughing at or making fun of someone or something in a manner that overtakes or overpowers other forms of laughter. It can be used to describe the act of rendering others incapable of laughing due to the overwhelming nature of one's mirth or amusement.
Overall, outlaughing is a term that embodies the concept of laughing more forcefully, energetically, or dominantly than others, leading to an intensified expression of amusement and humor. It encapsulates the action of overpowering laughter and amplifying the laughter within a social setting or individual reaction.
Common Misspellings for OUTLAUGH
Etymology of OUTLAUGH
The word "outlaugh" is a combination of the prefix "out-" and the verb "laugh".
The prefix "out-" is derived from Old English "ūt", which means "outside" or "beyond". It is commonly used to indicate superiority, excess, or surpassing something.
The verb "laugh" originates from Old English "hlæhhan", which is akin to the Old High German "lahhēn" and the Old Norse "hlæja". All these words refer to the action of making a sound expressing amusement or joy.
When these two elements are combined, "outlaugh" is formed, which can be interpreted as "laughing more or better than others" or "laughing excessively or boisterously".
Conjugate verb Outlaugh
CONDITIONAL
I
would outlaugh
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would outlaugh
he/she/it
would outlaugh
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would outlaugh
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would outlaugh
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be outlaughing
you
would be outlaughing
he/she/it
would be outlaughing
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would be outlaughing
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would be outlaughing
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have outlaugh
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would have outlaugh
he/she/it
would have outlaugh
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would have outlaugh
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would have outlaugh
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been outlaughing
you
would have been outlaughing
he/she/it
would have been outlaughing
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would have been outlaughing
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would have been outlaughing
FUTURE
I
will outlaugh
you
will outlaugh
he/she/it
will outlaugh
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will outlaugh
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will outlaugh
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be outlaughing
you
will be outlaughing
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will be outlaughing
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will be outlaughing
they
will be outlaughing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have outlaughed
you
will have outlaughed
he/she/it
will have outlaughed
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will have outlaughed
they
will have outlaughed
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been outlaughing
you
will have been outlaughing
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will have been outlaughing
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will have been outlaughing
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will have been outlaughing
IMPERATIVE
you
outlaugh
we
let´s outlaugh
to outlaugh
PAST
I
outlaughed
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outlaughed
he/she/it
outlaughed
we
outlaughed
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outlaughed
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was outlaughing
you
were outlaughing
he/she/it
was outlaughing
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were outlaughing
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were outlaughing
PAST PARTICIPLE
outlaughed
PAST PERFECT
I
had outlaughed
you
had outlaughed
he/she/it
had outlaughed
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had outlaughed
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had outlaughed
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been outlaughing
you
had been outlaughing
he/she/it
had been outlaughing
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had been outlaughing
they
had been outlaughing
PRESENT
I
outlaugh
you
outlaugh
he/she/it
outlaughs
we
outlaugh
they
outlaugh
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am outlaughing
you
are outlaughing
he/she/it
is outlaughing
we
are outlaughing
they
are outlaughing
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
outlaughing
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have outlaughed
you
have outlaughed
he/she/it
has outlaughed
we
have outlaughed
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have outlaughed
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been outlaughing
you
have been outlaughing
he/she/it
has been outlaughing
we
have been outlaughing
they
have been outlaughing
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