gi
ggle
Third Person
giggles
Present Participle
giggling
Past Tense
giggled
Past Participle
giggled
1
to laugh in a light, silly, or often uncontrollable way as a result of nervousness or embarrassment
- The schoolgirls couldn't help but giggle when their teacher told a funny story.
- She tried to hide her embarrassment but ended up giggling nervously.
- The friends shared a secret joke, causing them to giggle uncontrollably.
- During the awkward silence, the group began to giggle to break the tension.
- The students giggled at the teacher’s accidental mispronunciation.
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