"laugh around" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the sound of many people laughing at the same time, perhaps in a group setting. For example, "The sound of everyone's laughter filled the room as they laughed around."
Play around, laugh around, but also motivate the team.
"Vewwy busy dawg," she says, scooping the dog up into her arms and throwing a fluttery little laugh around her minimalist kitchen.
I think I read somewhere that on average people laugh around 12 times a day, but I reckon I find myself laughing around 60 or 70.
They decided that a good way to "have a laugh around town amongst the local goobers" would be to pretend that there were easier ways to get on and off the island — i.e., the "Stirling Memorial Tunnel" and the "Sunrise Bridge".
Moon's knack for making his bandmates laugh around the microphone led them to banish him from the studio when vocals were being recorded; this led to a game in which Moon would sneak in to join the singing.
Yet, what dominates this delightful film is Helm's easy smile and quick laugh around the kitchen table talking about the rough past and the much more comfortable present as the aging musician moves closer to his end.
"You laugh and joke around," Wright said.
Joke around, laugh, be interesting.
They love it when you're having fun, joking, and laughing around with them.
On that day, we would be laughing, rolling around laughing on that movie, because the themes were so much fun to play and the characters were so ludicrous.
He and his friends laugh, sit around and talk and snack away on sunflower seeds together.
