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chuckle with
(redirected from chortle with)

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chuckle with something and chortle with something
to giggle in some manner because one is gleeful or happy. He chuckled with unsuppressed mirth at the antics of the strangely dressed people. Sally chortled with glee at the thought of Ken slipping on the ice.
See also: chuckle
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Francophiles will chortle with delight, and no doubt nostalgia, as they study the Hobbsian drawings that are equally French in flavour.
Hobbs, Leigh: Mr Chicken goes to Paris (Monsieur Poulet va a Paris) by Saxby, Maurice / Reading Time
Byline: Mrs C Dowell SO, Maureen Messent thinks we should all chortle with joy at the continuing joke called John Sergeant who manages to get progressively worse as the weeks go by on Strictly Come Dancing.
Letter: Your Say - A dance step too far! by Birmingham Mail (England)
Byline: Maureen Messent DON'T you chortle with me at the elephantine success of lumbering John Sergeant in Strictly Come Dancing?
King of the losers a winner with us by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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