intr.v. chuck·led, chuck·ling, chuck·les. 1. To laugh quietly or to oneself. 2. To cluck or chuck, as a hen. n. A quiet laugh of mild amusement or satisfaction. [ Probably frequentative of chuck .]

as in humorous. causing or intended to cause laughter an inadvertently chucklesome comment sent titters through the audience.

1 : to laugh inwardly or quietly He chuckled as he read the comic strip. 2 : to make a continuous gentle sound resembling suppressed (see suppress sense 5a) mirth the clear bright water …

Chucklesome definition: amusing ; full of humour | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

chuckle over (someone or something) To laugh or chortle about someone or something. I was still chuckling over that scene in the movie the next day. Everyone chuckled over the clown at first, but his routine got old really fast. See also: chuckle, over.

Causing chuckles; humorous. adjective. 0. 0. Advertisement.

11/07/2008 · To be a funny person who tries to bring laughter to peoples lives

adjective chucklesome amusing; full of humour 3; noun chucklesome Causing chuckles; humorous. 1

Chucklesome - 1. To be a funny person who tries to bring laughter to peoples lives Damn, that guy is chucklesome See chuckles, chuckle, laugh, giggles, fun

witty. jocular. facetious. diverting. rib-tickling. side-splitting. priceless. more . “The script is chucklesome rather than high-octane hilarious.”.