verb
- laughing in a light, silly, or nervous way with short, repeated sounds
Usage: present participle of giggle
noun
- the act or sound of laughing in a light, silly way
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- The children were giggling at the funny cartoon.
- She couldn’t stop giggling during the serious meeting.
- His giggling was contagious and soon everyone was laughing.
- The giggling from the back row disrupted the class.
- They spent the evening giggling over old photos.
- Her nervous giggling gave away her embarrassment.
- The constant giggling made it hard to concentrate.