something said or done to provoke laughter or amusement; a jest

to joke; to say or do things in a playful or humorous way rather than seriously. This token corresponds to the verb phrase formed by [[开|開|kai1]] and [[玩笑|玩笑|wan2 xiao4]].

to smile; a smile

a joke or jest; something funny intended to cause laughter

a facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth, indicating pleasure or amusement

causing laughter or amusement; comical

laughable; funny; ridiculous

to jeer at, deride, or mock; mockery or derision

to laugh mockingly, sarcastically, or with contempt; a cold smile showing derision

to laugh heartily or loudly

to force a smile or give a bitter laugh, typically expressing helplessness, bitterness, or embarrassment

to tease; to make fun of

a human face showing a smile or a cheerful expression

to crack jokes or engage in playful banter

to laugh heartily or burst into loud laughter

to laugh heartily and happily

smiling expression

to burst out laughing suddenly

To find a situation both ridiculous and annoying or embarrassing, such that one is caught between laughter and tears and does not know how to react.

to laugh or grin in a silly, vacuous, or senseless way

to have a smile on one's face

grinning or smiling broadly, typically expressing cheerfulness or lightheartedness

a person, action, or matter that is subjected to ridicule or mockery

to howl with laughter; to laugh one's head off

smiling broadly or with a radiant expression

to have a smile on one's face; wearing a smile

material that provokes laughter or is used for jokes

to talk and laugh pleasantly together

to burst out laughing or to be moved to laughter

engaging in friendly, lighthearted conversation and jesting with others

to be in an awkward situation where one does not know whether to laugh or cry; both funny and annoying

to talk cheerfully and wittily; to engage in lively and humorous conversation

to laugh loudly and freely without inhibition; to be in a joyous and open state of mind expressed through laughter.

popular comedian or comic star

to laugh in a cruel, malicious, or sinister manner

smiling; with a smile

to be laughing and playing in a lighthearted or carefree manner

to give an insincere or mirthless laugh, often to hide embarrassment or respond to an awkward situation

to sneer; to mock; to ridicule

to laugh secretly, inwardly, or in a suppressed manner, often at someone else's expense

wearing a faint, enigmatic expression that is like a smile yet not quite one

a famous wuxia novel by Jin Yong, also the title of its various film and television adaptations

to deride or mock someone with ridicule

to be laughed at or mocked by others for a mistake or poor behavior

to talk and laugh about something; to engage in lighthearted conversation

the act or sound of talking and laughing together in a happy or pleasant manner