verb

giggle

to giggle, to titter

The children started to giggle.

The children started to giggle.

She giggled at his silly joke.

She giggled at his silly joke.

((sb.)) to giggle to laugh in a silly, high-pitched way The girls couldn't stop giggling.

((sb.)) to giggle ((at sth.)) to giggle because of something She giggled at his funny hat.

Synonyms: titter, snicker, chuckle

Imitative origin, representing the sound of light, high-pitched laughter.

The word 'giggle' itself sounds like a little laugh.

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