Sentence examples for wicked laughter from inspiring English sources

When Burns's Florentine "fiancée," the one whose picture he kept on a bookshelf in his apartment at Loomis, heard he had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, she burst into wicked laughter.

Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh's eye-catching costumes and cinematographer Richard Van Oosterhout's well-chosen Irish locations lend visual heft, but it's the sound of the wicked laughter that Love & Friendship provokes that I will remember longest.

Wicked laughter is O.K. but not exactly nourishing, and you could almost hear the "Aw right!"s from the massed San Francisco fist-bumpers when their second baseman Joe Panik delivered a two-run homer in the third, putting them briefly ahead, by 2 1.

Wicked laughter is O.K. but not exactly nourishing, and you could almost hear the "Aw _right!"_s from the massed San Francisco fist-bumpers when their second baseman Joe Panik delivered a two-run homer in the third, putting them briefly ahead, by 2 1.

But behind the marvellous manner, unforced charm and wicked hoots of laughter he was one of the most formidable critical intellects of his day, a powerfully subtle analyst of political and social nuance, and the possessor of intellectual antennae that let nothing past them.

For the first time, delighted at his own rare linguistic lapse, he bursts into a roar of infectious laughter, betraying a sense of wicked fun.

We will miss Nancy's dedication to children, her laughter, her kindness, and her occasionally wicked sense of humor.

Quite often, when he finishes a piece, he turns to the audience with a wicked grin on his face and they erupt into laughter - as they should.

My wife is a wicked, wicked person.

BRANTLEY -- "Wicked".

How wicked.