afterlaugh

n. a delayed laugh after a previous laugh.

v. to laugh at something comical another time, a while after it happened.

(joke told/something funny happens.) "hahahahahaha..........(seconds, even minutes later)............hahhaha"

Whenever Brian does or says something hilarious, Melissa has a cute little afterlaugh moments after she initially laughed.

by BTurn June 15, 2007

afterlaugh

The laugh from a person who didn't get the joke until everyone else in the room had already finished laughing at it.

Jokester: "He stayed up all night wondering if there was actually a dog!"

Persons 1 - 4: "HA HA HA!"

Person 5: forty-five seconds later "Oh! Instead of a GOD! What a great joke! HA HA HA!"

Jokester: "Nice afterlaugh. Next time, try to keep up."

by La Guapa December 30, 2009

afterlaugh

“Afterlaugh” is a newly coined word that describes a joke made after an initial joke, often as a clever follow-up, callback, or playful continuation of the original humor. Unlike standalone punchlines, an afterlaugh relies on context—it draws its power from a previous joke, moment, or statement, creating a layered or delayed comedic effect. This can take the form of a spoken joke, a witty remark, or even a physical action that humorously fulfills a previous setup. For example, if someone jokingly says, ‘Wake me up in 30 minutes,’ and a friend pretends to wake them up exactly 30 minutes later, that follow-up action would be considered an afterlaugh. The word captures a unique form of humor that blends timing, memory, and creativity, making it a perfect term for those moments when the joke isn’t just told once—it evolves.”

“We were dying from her first joke, but the afterlaugh she threw in while walking away completely wrecked us.”

by lkoza07 April 17, 2025

afterlaugh

someone makes a joke, then immediatly after you laugh but stop and look ackwardly

Person1: and the lady sayed "thats a bannana, not my hand!!"
Person2:HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! O_o
Person1:O_o?
Person2:O_o
Person1: >:|
Person2: lol afterlaugh

by derpman August 29, 2010