What is the difference between words "laugh" and "laughter"?
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"Laugh" can be a verb or a noun it is a sound or action made by one person.
examples:
The boy had a high pitched laugh. (noun)
I laugh every time I see that show. (verb)
"Laughter" is more associated with the action of many people
examples:
At the park, I heard the sound of laughter everywhere.
The children's laughter was a joy to hear.
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To laugh is a verb but can also be a noun. He gave a short laugh and then began to cry.
Laughter is only a noun, meaning the sound or act of laughing.
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From what I understand, "laugh" is used as a verb and "laughter" is the noun.
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