Interglot - "kichern" translated from German to English

Summary

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kichern:
- giggle; laugh; roar with laughter; chuckle; gloat; snigger; snicker; chortle
Wiktionary:
- kichern → giggle, snigger, snicker
- kichern → giggle
- kichern → snicker, snigger, chuckle, titter, giggle

German

Detailed Translations for kichern from German to English

kichern (feixen)
to giggle
- giggle verb (giggles, giggled, giggling)
kichern (lachen; lächeln; schallen; grinsen; glucksen)
to laugh; to roar with laughter; to chuckle
- laugh verb (laughs, laughed, laughing)
- roar with laughter verb (roars with laughter, roared with laughter, roaring with laughter)
- chuckle verb (chuckles, chuckled, chuckling)
kichern (schmunzeln; feixen; sich ins Fäustchen lachen)
to chuckle; to gloat
- chuckle verb (chuckles, chuckled, chuckling)
- gloat verb (gloats, gloated, gloating)
kichern (glucksen; schmunzeln; grinsen)
to chuckle; to snigger; to snicker; to chortle
- chuckle verb (chuckles, chuckled, chuckling)
- snigger verb (sniggers, sniggered, sniggering)
- snicker verb (snickers, snickered, snickering)
- chortle verb (chortles, chortled, chortling)

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
chortle		Gegrinse; Grinsen
chuckle		Gegrinse; Grinsen
snigger		Gegrinse; Grinsen
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
chortle	glucksen; grinsen; kichern; schmunzeln
chuckle	feixen; glucksen; grinsen; kichern; lachen; lächeln; schallen; schmunzeln; sich ins Fäustchen lachen	glucksen; heimlich lachen; lächeln; schmunzeln; spöttisch lächeln
giggle	feixen; kichern
gloat	feixen; kichern; schmunzeln; sich ins Fäustchen lachen
laugh	glucksen; grinsen; kichern; lachen; lächeln; schallen
roar with laughter	glucksen; grinsen; kichern; lachen; lächeln; schallen
snicker	glucksen; grinsen; kichern; schmunzeln	heimlich lachen
snigger	glucksen; grinsen; kichern; schmunzeln	spöttisch lächeln

kichern

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kichern

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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• kichern	→ snicker; snigger; chuckle; titter; giggle	↔ ricaner — rire avec une affectation d’impertinence et dans une intention de moquerie.