Giggled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIGGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GIGGLE, to laugh in a silly manner
• laugh lightly and repeatedly in a silly way, from amusement, nervousness, or embarrassment
NOUN:
• a light, silly laugh.
• continuous uncontrollable giggling
• an amusing person or thing; a joke

Words related to GIGGLED

giggle9 giggles10 giggling12

How to use GIGGLED in a sentence

• A girl who sat in the seat behind me giggled in an irritating manner.
• Patsy almost giggled outright as she thought of Le Drieux and his ridiculous suspicions.
• When the Master shouted her name, she cocked her head on one side, giggled, and writhed her shoulders.
• The girls at the table giggled with embarrassment, and one or two of them made rather pallid attempts at repartee.
• They talked little, but giggled a great deal, snatching the canvas bags from each other, and otherwise showing their disbelief in the doctrine of all work and no play.
• Liza giggled triumphantly, and the little ones strove to emulate her.
• The boys giggled and ran away and the workmen were surprisingly ignorant of their own affairs, which, I have discovered, is a habit Hindus cultivate when they meet strangers.
• She looked so funny with her big fat legs that I giggled.
• Could he suddenly have changed his mind, and disappeared? The silence was awful, the Ponsonby girls giggled aloud, and finally got into such gales of laughter that I was ashamed.
• Blood trickled from the wound, and Reeves giggled nervously.
• I lifted the corner of the canoe and peered at her, whereat she giggled happily, serene in the thought that I was wet while she was dry.
• It must be admitted, though, that Rosie giggled perpetually, apparently finding endless humour in her own mistakes.
• Had there been the usual laughter lurking in his glance, Emmeline would have giggled.
• The Merry Little Breezes giggled, and Grandfather Frog looked over at them and very slowly winked.
• They talked in high-pitched affected voices and giggled like bona-robas.
• At which some of the minor members of the company giggled.
• I was collecting my forces for a reply when the little brown girl giggled, and I lost myself again.
• Two girl students waiting their turn, envelopes in hand, giggled together.
• Presently my wife whispered to Miss Cleopatra Hungerschnitz, whereupon that young lady giggled her way over to the piano and began to knock its teeth out.
• George straightened his clothes and picked up his money, and the two men of the world giggled nervously at each other.
• His one great aim in life was to be romantic, and when the lady of his desires giggled about his increasing size it was too much.
• Did I remember how we used to play? Then everybody giggled.
• His head bowed on his breast, and he giggled and cowered alternately.
• Which made all the pupils look solemn, except Betsey Short, who giggled.
• So, when I brought my sum up and giggled at the answer, he looked at me as if he neither liked me nor desired that I should ever like him.
• Gay-hearted Marjorie, however, joked with Bertha, and then giggled at her own jokes, until Bertha was really forced to smile in return.
• He was rarely stupid with Jenny, but giggled at her teasing.
• And they tossed occasional kernels way to the outside of the feeding group and then giggled to see how quickly the greedy ones whirled around to get all they could.
• The others giggled and exchanged glances with Dave at the piano.

Similar words containing GIGGL without suffix ed

giggle9 giggly12 giggler10 giggles10 gigglers11 gigglier11 giggling12 giggliest12 gigglings13 gigglesome15 gigglingly17 giggliness13 gigglinesses15

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