TITTER vs GIGGLE: NOUN
- A nervous giggle.
- A restrained or nervous laugh; a giggle; a snicker. There's a titter of winds in that beechen tree.
- A weed, probably the hairy vetch. See tine.
- A restrained laugh.
- A nervous or repressed giggle.
- A nervous restrained laugh
- A foolish or nervous laugh
- A short, spasmodic laugh.
- A low, spasmodic, affected laugh, in a series of short gasps or catches of the breath.
- A kind of laugh, with short catches of the voice or breath; a light, silly laugh.
- A high-pitched, silly laugh.
- Amusement.
TITTER vs GIGGLE: VERB
- To laugh or giggle in a somewhat subdued manner.
- To teeter; to seesaw.
- Laugh nervously
- Laugh nervously
- To laugh gently or in a high-pitched voice; to laugh in a silly or giddy way.
TITTER vs GIGGLE: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To laugh in a restrained, nervous way; giggle.
- To seesaw. See teeter.
- To utter while giggling.
- To laugh with repeated short, spasmodic sounds.
TITTER vs GIGGLE: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To laugh with the tongue striking against the root of the upper teeth; to laugh with restraint, or without much noise; to giggle.
- N/A
TITTER vs GIGGLE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To laugh in a restrained or nervous manner, as from suppressed mirth, pleasure, or embarrassment; giggle; snicker.
- To move back and forth; sway; waver.
- To teeter; seesaw.
- To tremble.
- To laugh with short catches of the breath or voice; laugh in a silly or affected manner; titter.
TITTER vs GIGGLE: RELATED WORDS
- Mutter, Shriek, Belly laugh, Wince, Murmur, Mirth, Laughter, Cackle, Snicker, Chortle, Snigger, Guffaw, Teehee, Tehee, Giggle
- Trick, Stuffing, Charade, Tehee, Farce, Prank, Parody, Mockery, Kidding, Joke, Laughing, Laughter, Snicker, Laugh, Titter
TITTER vs GIGGLE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Hilarity, Mutter, Shriek, Belly laugh, Wince, Murmur, Mirth, Laughter, Cackle, Snicker, Chortle, Snigger, Guffaw, Tehee, Giggle
- Sham, Trick, Stuffing, Charade, Tehee, Farce, Parody, Mockery, Kidding, Joke, Laughing, Laughter, Snicker, Laugh, Titter
TITTER vs GIGGLE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- The haulm and husks are either used for titter or burned, and the ashes spread upon the land.
- There was a thin and nervous titter; then I picked up the spider and let it run up my anorak.
- What is it about their times with their beaux that the maids titter over on the backstairs.
- Synonyms for rib tickler include belly laugh, giggle, laugh, snigger, snicker, titter, chuckle, chortle, cackle and guffaw.
- Vitriolic Lesley limn or mistrusts some mosasaurs ghastfully, however preliminary Riccardo titter actionably or counterpoised.
- Gronk loved whose mere mention makes us all titter like prepubescents to this day.
- Titter, the only thing your missing is a hawaiian shirt and shorts!
- Still one must not titter at the afflicted.
- His double entendre made us titter like choirgirls.
- LOL, Ahh that one always makes me giggle.
- Guaranteed to make you giggle, marvel, and matter.
- Some of them really do make me giggle.
- Musk said mischievously, breaking into his famous giggle.
- But it was funny and made me giggle.
- It made Jessie and I both giggle immediately.
- Laura would giggle and play up to him.
- You notice she is suppressing a tiny giggle.
- It makes me have a wee giggle inside.
- It was because I used to giggle at everything; I used to get halfhigh and I would giggle.
TITTER vs GIGGLE: QUESTIONS
- How many answers did the crossword solver find to titter snigger (6)?
- What does a nervous Titter going through the congregation mean?
- Is the Teeter Titter recumbent cross trainer any good?
- Are giggle Hill and 4th Marine Division Park the same thing?
- What is the return policy for Cosatto giggle 2 travel system?
- What happened to the Hasbro giggle&sing poppy doll at Walmart?
- Are there any funny bird names that make you giggle?
- Why did Penny giggle when Gumball was talking to Leslie?
- How many kids does Jimmy Giggle have with his wife?
- What are some of the best books about giggle poetry?
- Why do girls giggle when they are around their crush?
- How does the giggle doctor programme help children?
- Should you add Giggle Giggle Quack to your farm books?