Crossword clues for Laughing one 5 lettersAnswerClueHYENALaughing oneROARSLaughs one's head offHYENASpotted one laughing in the wild, perhapsCOMICOne eliciting laughsPELEGLiterary captain who says "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one"PELEGLiterary seaman who says, "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one"SANTAOne who laughs a lotSANTAOne who laughs "Ho, ho, ho!"OXIDELaughing gas, for oneROAREDLaughed one's head offAMUSEDMade one laughHYENASLaughing onesBUSTINGAGUTLaughing one's head offGASLaughing, for oneSLEEVELaugh up one's ___.ROASTMASTEROne getting laughs at others' expenseHEEOne-syllable laughSNICKERLaugh up one's sleeveBUTTOFTHEJOKEOne being laughed atAGELASTOne who never laughs.FALLDry one's eyes and laugh at a ___.—Browning.HAMOne playing things for laughsHAMOne going for big laughs, sayNERDOne who might snort when he laughsCAANMisery co-star lat 1996 CAB Calloway lat 1996 CAB City street sight lat 1996 CAB Taxi lat 1996 CABAL Junta lat 1996 CABALA Occult doctrine lat 1996 CABANA Bathhouse lat 1996 CABARET Nightclub lat 1996 CABBAGEHEAD Dolt lat 1996 CABER Throwing pole in Scottish game lat 1996 CABIN Small home lat 1996 CABINET Body of advisors lat 1996 CABINET Clinton appointees lat 1996 CABLE Part of CNN lat 1996 CABOT Henry __ Lodge lat 1996 CABS Holmes's hansoms lat 1996 CABS Taxis lat 1996 CACKLE Villainous laugh lat 1996 CACTUS Prickly pear, for one lat 1996 CAD Bounder lat 1996 CAD Heel lat 1996 CADDO Pawnee kin lat 1996 CADET Military student lat 1996 CADET Military student lat 1996 CADET Plebe lat 1996 CADET West Pointer lat 1996 CADET West Pointer lat 1996 CADGE Sponge from lat 1996 CADI Muslim judge lat 1996 CADI Muslim judge lat 1996 CADS Scoundrels lat 1996 CAEN Orne river city lat 1996 CAESURA Interruption lat 1996 CAFE Hard Rock ___ lat 1996 CAFE Sidewalk- lat 1996 CAGE Confine lat 1996 CAGEY Shrewd lat 1996 CAHN High Hopes" lyricist Sammy -DIRTYMINDReason one might read a "Speed Hump" sign and laughEDWARDLEARThere once was an author from Britain / Who laughed at the poems he'd written / "Five lines to a verse / Is so very terse / I can finish 'em up in one sittin'."
