"laughing boy" meaning in English

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  "pos": "noun",
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          "ref": "1955 October 20, “Child's Play” (5:52 from the start), in X Minus One, spoken by Lou White:",
          "text": "Of course you know what this means for Tina and me, Sammy? Ah, cheer up son. Tina's not for you anyway! Some got it, Some don't. Me? I'm loaded. You? Ha! Nothin'. So long, laughing Boy!",
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        "A form of address used for someone who is humorless or depressed. Often seen as condescending."
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        "(informal, ironic, dated) A form of address used for someone who is humorless or depressed. Often seen as condescending."
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        "informal",
        "ironic"
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  "word": "laughing boy"
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          "text": "Of course you know what this means for Tina and me, Sammy? Ah, cheer up son. Tina's not for you anyway! Some got it, Some don't. Me? I'm loaded. You? Ha! Nothin'. So long, laughing Boy!",
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        "(informal, ironic, dated) A form of address used for someone who is humorless or depressed. Often seen as condescending."
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