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cach·in·nate (kăk′ə-nāt′) intr.v. cach·in·nat·ed ,
cach·in·nat·ing ,
cach·in·nates To laugh hard, loudly, or convulsively; guffaw.
[Latin cachinnāre , cachinnāt- , of imitative origin .]
cach′in·na′tion n.
cach′in·na′tor n.
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cachinnate (ˈkækɪˌneɪt ) vb (intr ) to laugh loudly
[C19: from Latin cacchināre, probably of imitative origin]
ˌcachinˈnatory adj
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cach•in•nate (ˈkæk əˌneɪt) v.i. -nat•ed, -nat•ing. to laugh loudly or immoderately.
[1815–25; < Latin cachinnātus, past participle of cachinnāre to laugh loudly]
cach`in•na′tion, n.
cach′in•na`tor, n.
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cachinnate Past participle: cachinnatedGerund: cachinnatingImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative cachinnate cachinnate
Present I cachinnate you cachinnate he/she/it cachinnates we cachinnate you cachinnate they cachinnate
Preterite I cachinnated you cachinnated he/she/it cachinnated we cachinnated you cachinnated they cachinnated
Present Continuous I am cachinnating you are cachinnating he/she/it is cachinnating we are cachinnating you are cachinnating they are cachinnating
Present Perfect I have cachinnated you have cachinnated he/she/it has cachinnated we have cachinnated you have cachinnated they have cachinnated
Past Continuous I was cachinnating you were cachinnating he/she/it was cachinnating we were cachinnating you were cachinnating they were cachinnating
Past Perfect I had cachinnated you had cachinnated he/she/it had cachinnated we had cachinnated you had cachinnated they had cachinnated
Future I will cachinnate you will cachinnate he/she/it will cachinnate we will cachinnate you will cachinnate they will cachinnate
Future Perfect I will have cachinnated you will have cachinnated he/she/it will have cachinnated we will have cachinnated you will have cachinnated they will have cachinnated
Future Continuous I will be cachinnating you will be cachinnating he/she/it will be cachinnating we will be cachinnating you will be cachinnating they will be cachinnating
Present Perfect Continuous I have been cachinnating you have been cachinnating he/she/it has been cachinnating we have been cachinnating you have been cachinnating they have been cachinnating
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been cachinnating you will have been cachinnating he/she/it will have been cachinnating we will have been cachinnating you will have been cachinnating they will have been cachinnating
Past Perfect Continuous I had been cachinnating you had been cachinnating he/she/it had been cachinnating we had been cachinnating you had been cachinnating they had been cachinnating
Conditional I would cachinnate you would cachinnate he/she/it would cachinnate we would cachinnate you would cachinnate they would cachinnate
Past Conditional I would have cachinnated you would have cachinnated he/she/it would have cachinnated we would have cachinnated you would have cachinnated they would have cachinnated
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Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend:
Verb 1. cachinnate - laugh loudly and in an unrestrained way
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cachinnate verb To express amusement, mirth, or scorn by smiling and emitting loud, inarticulate sounds:
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