[lafs] verb, Origin: Old English hlæhhan, To express happiness rippling through being inviting others into celebration of joyful moments together.

[lafs] verb, Origin: Old English hlæhhan, Cracking up because something's actually funny instead of being dead inside with zero sense of humor.

[lafs] verb, Origin: Old English hlæhhan, When Joy burst out through mouth making sounds that tell everyone you're having good time.

[laf-ter] noun, Origin: Old English hleahtor, The music of joy shared between souls healing wounds and strengthening bonds through shared delight.

[laf-ter] noun, Origin: Old English hleahtor, That uncontrollable noise you make when shit's funny and you can't keep it together properly.

[laf-ter] noun, Origin: When Joy made noise enthusiastically loudly, Happy sounds that escape when something tickles your brain the right way accidentally.