After that, they tied us up like salami and lowered us down to the valley without talking to us but stopping often to drink, and curse, and guffaw among themselves.

之后，他们像捆腊肠一样地把我们捆起来，连一句话都不跟我们说就把我们往峡谷下放，但常停下来喝口酒，骂几句，哄堂大笑。

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To laugh hard, loudly, or convulsively; guffaw.

狂笑强烈地、大声地或痉挛性地笑；

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Fu Shan was his voice tube with the guffaw shocked: "hey, brother... I said to him very funny?"

傅山被他这带倒勾声的狂笑吓了一跳：“哎，老弟……我说的话很好笑吗？”

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The correct reply to this entire line of argument is to guffaw.

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The network manager managed to stifle a guffaw.

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If you are a politician and are any kind of a wit at all - even half of one - you can expect to be lionised in the press by bored political correspondents who will guffaw at your bon mots because the rest of what passes for gaggery generally strikes a bum note.

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