Believe it or not, the way you laugh can reveal a lot about your personality.

Laughter can indicate joy, confidence, love, shyness, and even fear or anxiety.

Each type of laughter has its own interpretations that describe the behavior to which a person is prone.

The Giggler Giggling laughter can be outlined as a light and bubbly sound that comes out in short bursts. Such laughers are positive, live in the moment, and value spontaneity but often feel anxious or restless.

The Snorter Snorting is a sudden sound that resembles a piggy's grunting. This type of laughter is a sign of introverts. These snorters are usually shy and don't like attention, but they are quite intelligent and empathetic.

The Guffaw The guffaw is a loud, hearty, and boisterous laugh that can make your whole body shake. Such laughers know how to take the best out of life, love to socialize, and are not afraid to take risks.

The Cackler The cackler is characterized by its irrepressibility and piercing sound. People with this laugh are extroverts with good communication skills. They relatively easily can achieve what they want and find solutions to problems.

The Wheezer If the person laughing looks as if out of breath, it is a wheezing laugh. It is believed that wheezers are great jokers and have a good sense of humor but they want to appear more reserved and serious by holding their laughter back.

The Snicker Snickers laugh under their breath and sound similar to gigglers but seem a bit more sly. Nevertheless, this laugh describes the person as sociable, smart, and witty and inclined to take things in a more humorous way more often than others.