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SOB
To cry noisily, taking in deep breaths
WEEP
To cry, especially because you feel very sad
To cry, especially because you feel very sad
BAWL
To cry or shout loudly, epecially in an unpleasant and annoying way
WAIL
To cry out with a long high sound, especially because you are sad or in pain
WHIMPER
(especially of an animal) To make low, weak crying noises expressing pain or unhappiness; to speak in this way
WHINE
To make a long, high, sad sound because you are in pain or unhappy. // To complain in a sad, annoying voice about sth
BLUBBER
To cry noisily, especially in a way that annoys people.
To giggle (get the giggles)
to emit a series of light, often high-pitched, and uncontrollable laughs
To titter
More quieter, restrained than giggling. In response to sth slightly embarrassing
To chuckle
To laugh quietly, softly, low and throaty manner
To chortle
To chortle is to laugh with a mix of glee and amusement. It's a combination of chuckling and snorting, often indicating a deep sense of humor.
To cackle
To laugh in a loud, harsh, sinister manner
To beam
It means to smile broadly with happiness, contentment, or pride.
To jeer
to laugh or shout insults at someone
To snigger
to laugh in a covert, often disrespectful or mocking manner. It's usually quieter than a full laugh and may involve a sense of hidden amusement at someone's expense.
To snicker
but often louder
To sneer
to smile or laugh in a scornful, contemptuous, or mocking way, often with a curling of the lips
To smirk
to smile in a self-satisfied or smug way, often indicating amusement at someone else's expense
To leer
to look or smile at someone in a lascivious, suggestive, or creepy manner, not necessarily a form of laughter.
To grin
to smile widely, often as a genuine expression of amusement, happiness, or friendliness.
