Sentence examples for I cackled from inspiring English sources
Twice, the phone brilliantly guided me around what turned out to be awful traffic snarls, and I cackled with superiority.
When I once found a homemade racecar driver jumpsuit exactly his size at a thrift store for $5, I cackled with glee.
When the driving test man announced, "Hello Miss Moore, I'm Mr Much", I cackled hysterically for about 10 minutes at this frightful joke about my name, until I realise that Mr Much was in fact this little man's real moniker.
Either way, descending back to town on a wooden toboggan around a winding track studded with Narnia-esque streetlamps was truly magical – and the only scary thing about it was how hard I cackled with glee.
Once, during an on stage discussion of the type literary festivals go in for, I frightened Neil Gaiman by channelling the voice of the Wicked Witch of the West from the film The Wizard of Oz. "And your little dog, too!" I cackled.
In the meantime, I cackle on about Westeros, about Cersai Lannister and her wonky, regal, razor-cheekboned wisdom; Cersai, perched in her palace room in King's Landing, goblet of plonk in hand, slurring sadly for her boyfriend Jamie.
I cackle; I do not giggle.
Nonetheless, this is the first time I think I've seen it framed in such a "female" way and, as we are usually the ones being told not to "leave it too late", I have to admit that I almost cackled (young women have delicate, tinkling laughs, but feminists cackle, obviously).
When I stumbled across the band's MySpace page last week I snidely cackled to myself alone in my bedroom.
Which is why every time I spend an unnecessary penny, I inwardly cackle as if I'm sneaking out the window to drink Pabst with the bad kids at the quarry.
