The document consists of two articles previously published in. Finance and Management, the ICAEWâs Finance and Management Faculty. Magazine. It forms part of our exploration of the role of the ï¬nance function, the. ï¬rst theme for the facultyâs thought leadership programme. The other two themes. are managing the future and non-ï¬nancial measures.
Laugh is defined as to express amusement with vocal sounds and facial movements. An example of laugh is someone making sounds to show they think something is funny. laugh. to make the explosive sounds of the voice, and the characteristic movements of the features and body, that express mirth, amusement, ridicule, etc.
A titter is an awkward laugh at something that you shouldnât be laughing at, like during dinner when Uncle Marvin makes a joke about your motherâs new hairstyle. If you try to hide your laugh, itâs probably a titter. A laugh that you canât keep in but also canât let out, thatâs a titter. It usually happens in situations where you shouldnât be laughing, like listening to your English teacher talk about a date he went on the night before, or when someone tells you a joke in a library.