Guffaw used in a sentence

Guffaw in a sentence as a noun

We'll all guffaw and shake our heads; then we'll move on.

Combined with the 3 votes & 0 comments, this was the one that got me to guffaw.

The article seems to guffaw a bit about the Kaiser's concerns over the French invading through Belgium.

Did anyone else immediately guffaw at the pairing of article title and domain, or am I just an oddball?

Guffaw in a sentence as a verb

ITT: Twentysomethings guffaw about a man who has more success in his failures than they have experienced in their lives.

Because that would be was combinatorially explosive....Users guffaw at this point.

Somewhat like how you'd guffaw at an acerbic observation by a standup comedian without trying to read too much into the scientific validity of said observations.