The children laughed and threw snowballs at each other.

Meaning: This sentence describes the children's playful behavior in the snow, emphasizing their laughter and snowball fight.

Choice of Words: To "laugh" is to make a sound expressing amusement or joy. A "snowball" is a ball made of packed snow, often used for throwing in snowball fights. "At each other" means towards or against one another. When you put these words together, you get a picture of children having fun in the snow, laughing and throwing snowballs at each other.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Children laughed as they threw snowballs at each other.
• The children laughed as they threw snowballs at each other.
• We threw snowballs at each other and laughed.
• Children threw snowballs at each other.
• They made snowballs and threw them at each other.
• They threw snowballs at each other, dodging and weaving to avoid getting hit.
• They threw snowballs at each other.
• They threw snowballs at each other playfully.
• Kids threw snowballs at each other.
• Children laughed and threw snowballs.