What is it called when you laugh uproariously?

What is a person who make people laugh called?

A person who makes people laugh is called a comedian.

What is a suppressed laugh called?

snicker snigger (old) smothered laugh LOL

What I is a person who can't laugh called?

A person who can't laugh is called an anhedonic. Anhedonia is the inability to experience pleasure, which can manifest in different ways, including an inability to laugh. It can be a symptom of various mental health conditions.

Why is the word uproariously an adverb?

Good question, actually. Identifying parts of speech is not always as easy as it appears. The biggest tell here is the "ly" on the end. But not all adverbs have an "ly," nor do all words ending in "ly" qualify as adverb, so you need more tests than that. It's a good test, but not 100% reliable, so let's play a bit of devil's advocate. Usually adverbs and adjectives, in particular, are difficult to distinguish because of their position in an "optional" slot in a sentence. That is, they neither fulfill the spot of subject, which is always a noun, nor action, which is always the verb. In other words, you don't need adjectives or adverbs to form a grammatical sentence. In fact, in the imperative form of a sentence, you don't even need a noun or subject because it's implied. "Run," is a perfectly grammatical, one-word sentence. No adverbs, no adjectives, no noun.Still, we know uproariously is not a noun because it cannot operate as the subject of a sentence. It simply would not make sense. "Uproariously went to the store." Does that make much sense? Not really, unless some parents were a bit too creative (drunk) when they named their child. It similarly does not ever get paired with an article, such as the or a, another indicator that word might be noun.We are fairly certain it's not a verb because it similarly would not make much sense in the verbs position.The problem identifying adverbs is that they are very much like adjectives, hence the prefix "ad." To distinguish an adverb, you can run a couple linguistic tests.1. Can it be made comparative or superlative? Comparative as in adding "er" to the end to distinguish the degree to which an adverb or adjective is, as in "bigger" (an adjective) or "nearer" an adverb.2. Can it be qualified? That is, can you modify the word with another word we call a qualifier, which are incidentally, as far as I know, adverbs as well. E.g. "Very beautiful" (qualifier + adjective). "Very quickly" (qualifier + adverb).3. Is it movable? That is, can you move the word around in the sentence without changing the meaning? This is one of the other distinguishers of adverbs and adjectives. E.g. "John suddenly hit the brakes." or "Suddenly, John hit the brakes." or "John hit the brakes suddenly." You typically cannot get this sort of flexibility with an adjective.4. Does it end in "ly?" "Ly" is a derivational subject, which just means if we put it on the end of certain nouns and adjectives we already know, we can make them adverbs. For adjectives it's easy. Beautiful + ly = beautifully. For nouns such as uproar, we need more. Dogma + atically = dogmatically. Uproar + iously = uproariously. I'm not sure exactly why this is. I'd have to do more research, but I suspect it has to do with the inflection.So let's apply these tests to uproariously.1. Yes, uproariously can be made comparative or superlative as "more uproariously" or "most uproariously."2. Yes, uproariously can be qualified as in "not very uproariously."3. Yes, uproariously is movable as in "Uproariously, he flipped the table" or "He flipped the table uproariously" or "He uproariously flipped the table."4. Does it end in ly? All other things being true, if it ends in ly, it's definitely an adverb.So that's why uproariously is, in fact, an adverb.

A boy called you a bad name what do you do?

Just laugh at him.

What is a supressed laugh called?

A suppressed laugh is often called a giggle or a stifled laughter. It is when someone tries to hold back laughter but it still comes out in a quieter or controlled manner.

What is it called when a witch laughs?

When a witch laughs it's called cackle. For example, We heard a cackle behind us! It was a witches laugh! All witches laugh like that.

What is the term for the artificial laughing on comedy sitcoms called?

It's called a Laugh Track.

What is Emily osments new CD called?

nothing to laugh about

Why are you called bob?

coz it makes other people laugh

What Song is played during the dance scene on Uncle Buck?

The song is called "Laugh, Laugh" and was recorded by the Beau Brummels. Enjoy!

Why do new born babies laugh in their sleep?

The children don't laugh. It is the twitching of the facial muscles. It is also called witch's smile.