All 6 Uses

hysteria
in
The Kill Order
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Teresa thought for a horrifying second that he might wake up, hysterical from the agony—things were inside his head doing who knew what to his brain.†
p. 2.6

hysterical = exceedingly funny (resulting in uncontrollable laughter); or exhibiting excessive, uncontrollable emotion
Then, more alarmingly, the noises spread in a circle around the clearing of the bonfire until it was completely surrounded by a chorus of caws and cuckoos and roars and hysterical laughter.†
p. 129.9
He practically screamed the last sentence and once again sent the crowd into a fit of near hysterics.†
p. 185.1 *
There were people all around him, hissing, baring their teeth, dancing about on their feet, all wild eyes and hysterical laughter.†
p. 269.8

hysterical = exceedingly funny (resulting in uncontrollable laughter); or exhibiting excessive, uncontrollable emotion
The shouts had reached a hysterical pitch.†
p. 273.3
Screams and hysterical cries for help filled the air.†
p. 284.1

Definitions:

(1) (hysteria)
a state of excessive, uncontrollable emotion

In addition to being the adjective form of hysteria, the form hysterical can also indicate that something is exceedingly funny (leading to uncontrollable laughter)
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)