| Is the government not tired of being the laughingstock of the international community? |
| His physical condition made him a laughingstock among his peers, and his friendlessness hindered his academic achievement. |
| Otherwise we would be the laughingstock not only of NATO, not only of our own country but of the entire planet. |
| This became a laughingstock as over a period of decades the Liberals made a habit of making that commitment and never actually keeping it. |
| Where had that confident little gal — Once, Pammy-Putt came home from second grade asking what a laughingstock was. |
| The king now embarked on the series of matrimonial adventures that made him appear both a monster and a laughingstock. |
