| Was unrestrained |
| Amounts of laughter |
| Bit of online laughter |
| Laughter directed at the outwitted: Slang. |
| Baseballer Slaughter |
| Hall of Fame ballplayer Slaughter |
| Laughter outbursts |
| A Slaughter |
| Outbursts, as of laughter. |
| Go unrestrained |
| Bit of mocking laughter |
| Outbursts of laughter |
| Slaughter who famously scored the winning run in the 1946 World Series |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Slaughter |
| Unrestrained |
| Acts of unrestrained hedonism |
| Slaughter |
| Reacts with uproarious laughter to |
| Do unrestrainedly |
| Howls with laughter |
| Joyously unrestrained |
| Howling with laughter |
| At ___ (unrestrained) |
| Baseball's Cabell or Slaughter |
| Bend suddenly with laughter |
| Slaughterhouses |
| ___ a gut (roar with laughter) |
| Was natural and unrestrained, slangily |
| Slaughter who killed baseballs |
| A "laughter" in sports |