Giggling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GIGGLING in dictionary:

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

Words related to GIGGLING

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How to use GIGGLING in a sentence

• The cook, at the kitchen door, was enjoying herself and giggling moral support to her colleague.
• Arms entwined, they were whispering together and giggling a little.
• I, in embarrassment, dropped my hat, and the giggling continued, On and on and on, for all they kept playing and singing.
• And Nina out of her setting of gaiety, of a thumping piano, of chattering, giggling crowds, of dancing and bridge and theater boxes, was a queen dethroned.
• The giggling of the passers-by and the manifest unpopularity of her opinions pricked her to tears, and she mournfully perceived that she had ceased to be a poet.
• It was no uncommon occurrence during this summer for Amos to come on the two, giggling helplessly on a log by the roadside.
• But, at those giggling words of Maud Matchin, he turned livid and purple, and his breath came heavily.
• Hiram heard Lettie giggling somewhere in the folds of it.
• Eileen almost betrayed herself by giggling, as at the real stage melodrama.
• Sometimes a few girls come down too, and hang around, giggling.
• They separated and fled toward the kitchen, giggling.
• Becky was still giggling behind the sewing machine.
• Becky rushed from the room and Shosshi heard her giggling madly on the staircase.
• She even referred with giggling laughter to the fact that she had borrowed from Nellie in order to discharge her liabilities for the final twenty-four hours at the boarding-house.
• Useless to remind himself that he had once danced with the Countess at the municipal ball, and amused her to the giggling point, and restored her lost fan to her.
• The lovers sat in one corner, drinking from one glass, and very particular to drink from the same side, and giggling to themselves.
• I have watched the giggling little maids patter up to a two-inch shrine and, flinging a word or two to Buddha, use the rest of their time to gossip.
• They cast inquiring and not very friendly glances at me from time to time, once or twice exchanging whispers and giggling.
• Several times she glanced aside with a contemptuous air, apparently at some giggling girls, who seemed to be eyeing her clothes.
• Two girls passing through the hall made a pretext of looking for a book and came in and exclaimed over their inability to find it with much suppressed giggling.
• My terror at giggling in the Presence was so real that I compressed my lips to secure control.
• At this juncture, also, Cicely and Rufus happened in, but beat a hasty and giggling retreat, as they rapidly took in the situation.
• Cornelia paced up and down the room, wishing she might order the giggling maids to be flogged and their laughter turned into howling.
• He came slowly down the steps of the post-office, and stood within a few yards of the doorway, where three giggling young persons had taken shelter.
• In a few minutes I should be within the forest and hear the little brook giggling to itself as it scurried over its brown pathway.
• They were getting ready in the next room, from which was heard much giggling.

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