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Noun. 1. A cross between a quack and a cackle. 2. An irritating staccoto laugh.

Verb. To laugh in a cackling staccoto manner.
Did you hear the Senator's quackle during her interview? It sent chills up my spine.
quackle by Edmond LaRose October 7, 2007
Quackle - when you laugh/cackle so hard you pass beyond the usual piggy snort sound some people create, and instead make a full on quack. Extremely socially embarrassing for the perpetrator. Seems to be most commonly heard in backwards inbred towns in Wales, especially from those of a belligerent and small stature, likely the result of excess mucus, smoking, and also potentially apnea caused by too frequent naps.
Person 1: Quack!
Person 2: Did you just quackle when you laughed?
Person 1: *Immediately socially isolates themselves out of shame, as is the correct action for such impropriety*
Quackle by TheAsocialSocialite December 29, 2019
to shiver or shake, a twitch can also be used as a greeting like a handshake
When it is cold I quackle.
Quackle by Person T February 18, 2009
period of 3 hours (1 quackle = 3 hours = 180 minutes)
Wedding lasted for one quackle.
quackle by Chafe Ball June 15, 2018
I was standing in the check out line and "quackled".
quackle by Greggy Wadd May 13, 2005

Jeff Quackenbush 

Jeffrey Gerald "Jeff" Quackenbush (born July 7, 1953), is an American film and television stunt performer and stunt coordinator. He has worked in films such as Convoy (1978), Foul Play (1978), Delta Fox (1979), Airplane! (1980), The Cannonball Run (1981), First Blood (1982), Friday the 13th III (1982), The Star Chamber (1983), Commando (1985), Cobra (1986) and many more. As a stunt performer, Jeff Quackenbush has worked in over 600 TV projects, commercials, and feature films to his name. Jeff Quackenbush graduated from Mt. Lebanon High School in 1972. Jeff is married to his wife, Trisha whom he had two children together 💖💜💜✨💯💯
Pamela: "Who's that guy standing right next to the Dawn... Who's That!?"
Tommy: "That's the Hollywood Stuntman Jeff Quackenbush".
Pamela: "Wait. Jeff Quackenbush?"
Tommy: "Yup! That's Hollywood stuntman Jeff Quackenbush, when he got into the movie business he was trained by stuntman Hal Needham in 1975, and Jeffrey has worked as an extra in Gator (1976)".
Pamela: "Ohhhh... I wanna be a stuntwoman too!"