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horse laugh

British  

noun

  1. a coarse, mocking, or raucous laugh; guffaw

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Jim also gets a special prize for the best horse laugh of the night for declaring after Mitt had conceded that: "Now the president is going to say a few words."

From The Guardian • Nov. 11, 2012

And the manner in which he does it provides a solid horse laugh at horse opera.

From Time Magazine Archive

The crowd put its collective head back and laughed a horse laugh, cheered Mr. Hague more lustily than ever.

From Time Magazine Archive

For these hopefuls, eager to seize any advantage in their Party's defeat, James A. Farley had only a horse laugh.

From Time Magazine Archive

But at least we've had the satisfaction of having the horse laugh on you.

From Dave Dawson on Guadalcanal by Bowen, Robert Sydney