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Giggled is the past tense of giggle, meaning to laugh in a light, nervous, or silly way—often high-pitched and somewhat suppressed.
Giggling suggests amusement tinged with embarrassment, excitement, or self-consciousness: The children giggled at the clown's antics.
She giggled nervously when he asked for her number.
Playfully causing trouble
- impishPlayfully mischievous in manner
- coyAffectedly modest
- flirtatiousPlayfully romantic in manner
- giddyDizzy or excitedly silly
frisky · teasing · bashful · nervous · shy · embarrassed · self-conscious · flustered
Provoking laughter or suspicion
- jokeHumorous statement seeking laughter
- humorAmusing quality
- comedyWork meant to amuse
- witClever, inventive humor
banter · teasing · silly · droll · facetious · antics · tickled · amused
Free from moral wrong
- youthfulSeeming not old
- carefreeFree from anxiety
- schoolgirlFemale student, typically young
- bubblyFizzy or cheerfully animated
gleeful · elfin · sprightly · cherubic · naive · girlish · uncontrollable · infectious
mischievous
Playfully causing trouble
- impishPlayfully mischievous in manner
- coyAffectedly modest
- flirtatiousPlayfully romantic in manner
giddy · frisky · teasing · bashful · nervous · shy · embarrassed · self-conscious · flustered · demure
funny
Provoking laughter or suspicion
wit · banter · teasing · silly · droll · facetious · antics · tickled · amused · entertained
innocent
Free from moral wrong
- youthfulSeeming not old
- carefreeFree from anxiety
- schoolgirlFemale student, typically young
bubbly · gleeful · elfin · sprightly · cherubic · naive · girlish · uncontrollable · infectious · breathless
chuckle
Low, suppressed laugh
cackle · snort · teehee · guffaw · sputter · simper · hoot · crack-up · burst · wheeze
- church gigglesLaughter when silence required
- giggle juiceSlang for alcohol
giggle, giggling, giggles, giggly, giggler, giggliest, gigglier