A gleeful, throaty laugh, invented by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking-Glass as one of his famously playful contributions to English.
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AboutTo chortle is to laugh with gleeful, throaty amusement. Coined by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking-Glass, this playful word makes room for the distinctive sounds of joy that ordinary language sometimes overlooks.
What does chortle mean?It means to laugh gleefully in a deep or throaty way.
Who invented the word chortle?Lewis Carroll coined the word in Through the Looking-Glass.
What feeling does a chortle poster convey?It can add a playful reminder that laughter comes in many expressive forms.
