loud
light, little, short, slight, small, soft
deep, low, rich
big, good, great
The last joke got the biggest laugh.

belly, booming, hearty
harsh, shrill
barking, husky, throaty
sexy
He laughed that warm, sexy laugh.

tinkling
amused, delighted
embarrassed, nervous, shaky
bitter, cynical, derisive, dry, fake (esp. AmE), forced, hollow, humourless/humorless, mirthless, mocking, rueful, sarcastic, scornful, wry
She forced a bitter laugh.

genuine
Nick responded with a genuine laugh.

cruel, evil, sinister
The man laughed, a harsh, evil laugh.

cheap
This movie is too intent upon getting cheap laughs.

infectious

give, laugh, let out
He gave a short, amused laugh.
She laughed a hollow laugh then fell silent.

have
share
We all shared a good laugh.

force, manage
bite back (esp. AmE), choke back, hold back, smother (esp. AmE), stifle, suppress
She tried to suppress a laugh, but ended up giggling anyway.

enjoy, like
He enjoys a good laugh.

draw, earn (AmE), get, raise (BrE)
That earned a laugh from everyone.
Few of his jokes got a laugh.
She got a laugh out of Jack.

hear

escape sb
A small laugh escaped her.

ring out
A laugh rang out behind me.

for a laugh
She dyed her hair green just for a laugh.

with a laugh
He left the room with a cynical laugh.

laugh about, laugh at
We all had a great laugh about it when we got home.

laugh over
I had a good laugh over that one.

be good for a laugh
Paula's always good for a laugh (= always amusing).

have the last laugh
We'll have the last laugh if she finds out that you're the one who played the trick.

a laugh at sb's expense
Oh yes, very funny—have your laugh at my expense!

the laugh is on sb (= sb looks ridiculous after they have tried to make fun of sb else)
play sb/sth for laughs
She seemed unsure of whether to play her role seriously or for laughs.

good, great, real

a barrel of laughs, a bit of a laugh, a laugh a minute (= very funny)