To laugh
NB. This word is found only in certain British boy's comics, namely the Dandy and the Beano. It is extremely rare to use it in normal speech, unless inviting laughter.
NB. This word is found only in certain British boy's comics, namely the Dandy and the Beano. It is extremely rare to use it in normal speech, unless inviting laughter.
by zimman August 3, 2005
by Abbygail March 17, 2007
Noun: Not quite pants, not quite shorts, only for men, only is beige.
Noun: The type of laughter that is silent then turns into a series of grunts.
This originated in Minneapolis, a group of kids wore the same set of shorts/pants everyday, and always made this kid laugh the same kind of way. Thus, his laugh matched the sound "Chortle" and "Chortle" acurately described the pant/shorts.
Noun: The type of laughter that is silent then turns into a series of grunts.
This originated in Minneapolis, a group of kids wore the same set of shorts/pants everyday, and always made this kid laugh the same kind of way. Thus, his laugh matched the sound "Chortle" and "Chortle" acurately described the pant/shorts.
1. "Yo skinny man, you better put some sunblock on your lower calves if you plan on wearing those chortles."
2."Mutherfucker, don't chortle when I'm talking to you, this is serious."
2."Mutherfucker, don't chortle when I'm talking to you, this is serious."
by Roberto Joolez November 7, 2004
Webster defines this as a combination of the words chuckle and snort. This would apply especially to the action of smoking ganja and trying not to cough.
This term was frequently used in the Colorado high country by powder skiing hedonists late in the last millennium.
This term was frequently used in the Colorado high country by powder skiing hedonists late in the last millennium.
After boarding the gondola car, we weren't to the first tower yet when the telemark skier pointed an acrylic tube in my direction and said "chortle"?
by Toute boarder December 19, 2009
by bhaskarYadavilli March 18, 2015
by adeeeleisthebest March 25, 2011
by Stizzle June 15, 2006