giggle

noun, verb24 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.9

a small, quiet giggle

a brief, quiet giggle

a giggle caused by anxiety or nervousness

a barely noticeable giggle

a giggle that has a high sound

an uncontrollable, loud giggle

a giggle typical of a young girl

to giggle because you are anxious or uncomfortable

to giggle without being able to stop

to giggle because you cannot stop yourself

to giggle in a very loud, uncontrolled way

to direct your giggle towards something you find amusing

to giggle because of a particular subject

to giggle, showing a particular emotion (e.g., delight)

to giggle while looking at or discussing something

to laugh in a silly way, often with others

to giggle together with someone about the same thing

an uncontrollable bout of giggling

to become unable to stop giggling

to be in a state of uncontrollable giggling

to start giggling uncontrollably, often losing posture

to gradually be overcome by giggling

an instance of uncontrollable giggling

while giggling

a giggle directed towards someone or something

a giggle related to a certain topic

to perceive the sound of a giggle

to produce a giggle

to suddenly make a giggling sound

to stop yourself from giggling

to prevent yourself from giggling