cackling in a sentence

Definition

Cackling refers to a loud, harsh laugh or a series of such laughs, often associated with amusement or mockery.

The old woman sat on her porch, cackling at the antics of the children playing in the yard.
As the comedian delivered his punchline, the audience erupted in cackling laughter.
The cackling of the geese echoed across the lake as they took flight at dawn.
She couldn't help cackling at the absurdity of the situation, despite her attempts to remain serious.
The group of friends shared cackling jokes late into the night, filling the room with laughter.
His cackling laughter was infectious, drawing everyone around him into the joyful moment.
The witch in the story was known for her cackling voice that sent shivers down the spines of those who heard it.
Amidst the chaos, the sound of cackling could be heard, signaling mischief was afoot.
The children burst into cackling fits as they watched the clown juggle colorful balls.
Even in the midst of a serious conversation, her sudden cackling broke the tension and made everyone smile.