Adjective
laugh-out-loud (not comparable)
very funny; causing the listener to laugh aloud
Laugh Out Loud
Add to the mix a cynical buffalope, a warrior who's as tiny as he is fierce, a sassy princess, an evil king, a few close calls and you've got the makings of a laugh-out-loud funny, rip-roaring adventure! Source: Internet
But for a movie that was torn apart by critics, it has enough laugh-out-loud gags and, most importantly, individuality, to hold its own as a yearly viewing tradition. Source: Internet
Bestselling author Christine Feehan hits the nail squarely on its head when she says, “Sandra Hill always delivers smart, sexy, laugh-out-loud action.” Source: Internet
During their planning, they accidently cross paths with dangerous jewelry store thieves and, through a series of laugh-out-loud mix-ups and mishaps, the pensioners come into possession of a cache of stolen diamonds and other gemstones worth millions. Source: Internet
As always, Pilkey's writing and illustrations are full of laugh-out-loud, goofy episodes that can't be considered great literature but do include awesome Flip-o-Rama scenes. Source: Internet
Cliff is a wry, self-deprecating narrator whose spot-on observations about the "loser" side of high school life are frequently laugh-out-loud. Source: Internet