| draw laughter | 3.16 | The gag drew tepid laughter. | ||
| hear laughter | 1.91 | Then, we hear laughter. | ||
| elicit laughter | 0.86 | Most naked men elicit laughter from women. | ||
| bring laughter | 0.79 | That brought laughter. | ||
| provoke laughter | 0.79 | Cochran asked, provoking laughter in the courtroom. | ||
| evoke laughter | 0.46 | Some even recounted a favorite, evoking laughter. | ||
| stifle laughter | 0.46 | I tried to stifle my laughter. | ||
| prompt laughter | 0.39 | Bush said, prompting laughter. | ||
| use laughter | 0.39 | Everyone could use more laughter in life, he says. | ||
| share laughter | 0.33 | And we love sharing our laughter with our guests. | ||
| inspire laughter | 0.26 | Meant to inspire laughter, it is far more annoying than funny. | ||
| remember laughter | 0.26 | He remembered endless laughter. |