1. Exaggeration: can take several forms, but usually an overstatement or exaggerated facial features.
2. Incongruity: anything that seems out of time, place, or character
3. Anticipation: looking forward to a potential laugh
4. Ambiguity: double meanings. Example: Benjamin Backbite. Is that a name of a character, or a description of character, or both?
5. Recognition: discovering hidden or obscure meanings
6. Protection: cruel, violent, abusive events in a comedy that is known isn't happening
7. Relief: built up pressure that is released, normally in explosive laughter
comedy is a humorous art form, whether written or oral" laughter is physical, and can occur when one is tickled. Humor is simply "one of the causes of laughter". She also stresses that, "humor has its home in comic drama. Laughter springs from its very structure" and "Humor is not the essence of comedy, but only one of its most useful and natural elements". (p. 346)
Because the laughter OVER once you marry!
Laughter
maybe because they needed laughter from all the oppression throughout the years.
a blood hound! (canned laughter)
Risible is generally used to describe laughter. A clown is 'risible' as he causes laughter. Anything to do with the cause of laughter or the act of laughing , can be risible.
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It is a statement that causes laughter because of its absurdity. It provokes and deserves derision. It is rediculous.
"Hilarious" means something is extremely funny and causes a lot of laughter or amusement.
The noun 'laughter' is an uncountable noun. Units of laughter are expressed in amounts such as some laughter, a lot of laughter, much laughter, etc.
Funny is the one that causes laughter. With this definition in mind, just by hearing the word funny, you tend to be amused or giggle.
Laughter.
list the seven causes of most problems in making photostencils.
Laughter is a beautiful sound. I was angered by his laughter after I fell.
laughter is not bad at all. There fore laughter is actually a good thing.
It's peals of laughter - meaning loud or ringing.
how good is laughter?