user471: From SN 55.24, I found the terms "laughing wisdom" and "swift wisdom". What do they mean?

They have laughing wisdom and swift wisdom, and are endowed with
  freedom.
hāsapañño javanapañño vimuttiyā ca samannāgato.


user254: Footnotes 50 and 51 from Piya Tan's analysis of SN 55.24:


Of joyous wisdom,” hāsa,pañña, alt tr “of laughing wisdom” (from hasa, “laughter, mirth, joy”). “Here one
  with much joy [laughter], mirth, contentment and gladness perfects the virtues: this is joyous wisdom” (Pm 21.17/
  2:199 f). Comys mention hāsa,paā (joyous wisdom), javana,paā (quick wisdom) [see foll n], tikkha,paā
  (sharp wisdom, which cuts off all defilements) and nibbedhika,paā (penetrating wisdom, by which one maintains
  dispassion toward all formations) (DA 3:391-393, 4:84-86; MA 4:84; SA 1:120-123, 2:85 f; AA 2:85; ThaA 3:106 f;
  NmA 1:231 f; cf PmA 3:640 on hasa,paā)
“Of quick wisdom,” javana,pañña. This refers to one who quickly understands that the 5 aggregates are all impermanent, suffering and non-self (Pm 21.18/2:200). See prev n.


"Pm" is the Patisambhidā Magga.

471: <p>From <a href="https://suttacentral.net/sn55.24/en/sujato" rel="nofollow noreferrer">SN 55.24</a>, I found the terms "laughing wisdom" and "swift wisdom". What do they mean?</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>They have laughing wisdom and swift wisdom, and are endowed with
  freedom.<br>
  <em>hāsapañño javanapañño vimuttiyā ca samannāgato.</em></p>
</blockquote>
 254: <p>Footnotes 50 and 51 from Piya Tan's <a href="http://www.themindingcentre.org/dharmafarer/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/3.6-Sarakani-S-1-s55.24-piya.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">analysis of SN 55.24</a>:</p>

<blockquote>
  <ol start="50">
  <li><p>Of joyous wisdom,” hāsa,pañña, alt tr “of laughing wisdom” (from hasa, “laughter, mirth, joy”). “Here one
  with much joy [laughter], mirth, contentment and gladness perfects the virtues: this is joyous wisdom” (Pm 21.17/
  2:199 f). Comys mention hāsa,paā (joyous wisdom), javana,paā (quick wisdom) [see foll n], tikkha,paā
  (sharp wisdom, which cuts off all defilements) and nibbedhika,paā (penetrating wisdom, by which one maintains
  dispassion toward all formations) (DA 3:391-393, 4:84-86; MA 4:84; SA 1:120-123, 2:85 f; AA 2:85; ThaA 3:106 f;
  NmA 1:231 f; cf PmA 3:640 on hasa,paā)</p></li>
  <li><p>“Of quick wisdom,” javana,pañña. This refers to one who quickly understands that the 5 aggregates are all impermanent, suffering and non-self (Pm 21.18/2:200). See prev n.</p></li>
  </ol>
</blockquote>

<p>"Pm" is the <em>Patisambhidā Magga</em>.</p>
