What does ha-ha mean?
Ha-ha means An approximation of the sound of laughter..
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/ˈhɑːhɑː/ · interjection
An approximation of the sound of laughter..
His ha-ha grated on our ears as he fled down the stairs three steps at a time with us in hot pursuit.
Ha-has from both sides of the door.
We had a fine dinner, punctuated with Heidi's loud ha-has and lots of wine.
Not just giggles or a few ha-has, but the paralyzing kind of laughter, when the eyes tear and the nose runs and one gasps seemingly unto apoplexy.
Durty Nelly's, […] You'll catch a few ha-has and even a golden memory or two singing along with the house piano player.
She is not rewarded until she learns to reduce her expectations, and surprises (the ha-has of this novel) are the educational tool.
If Kathy had been with us, she'd have countered with a few ha-has of her own, thus guaranteeing a laugh at his expense.
He was much affected, said it was his lullaby when he was a baby, that she must stop or she would have him boo-hoo-ing right out. But he was ha-ha-ing a few moments after, and begging her “To take him for her lover, and let all those inconstant swains glide, they were not worth one of those invaluable pearls he saw in her eyes, when he met her.”
Use ha-ha when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Ha-ha means An approximation of the sound of laughter..
Common synonyms include ha-ha fence, sunk fence, horselaugh, hee-haw.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
His ha-ha grated on our ears as he fled down the stairs three steps at a time with us in hot pursuit.
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