guffaw

Preposition: of

• laughter: Sarah in the Port of Banús, joining the fuel and the fish, pal in guffaws of laughter at my predicament.

Converse of object

• have: In fact we had a discreet guffaw regarding the matter when I met him on Saturday afternoon for High Tea.
• bring: His next touch, a miskick, brought more guffaws.
• provoke: Such a statement would provoke derisive guffaws from enthusiasts wedded to the myth of England's glorious past.
• produce: It became a joke to be passed from mouth to mouth, producing instant guffaws.

Adjective modifier

• loud: Loud guffaws of course from the rest of the party.
• hearty: Sounds like another great reason for us mommies to partake in the joys of a hearty guffaw!
• huge: He was fast asleep by the fire when I let out a huge guffaw!
• few: Apart from a few guffaws, this didn't really change my life for the better.

Preposition: with

• mirth: It always holds an audience spellbound, guffawing with mirth and then ultimately, completely amazed.

Modifying Another Word

• loudly: Then he slapped his comrade on the leather shoulder and guffawed loudly.