giggly

Apt to titter

Giggly describes someone prone to giggling—laughing in a light, often uncontrollable way.

It suggests giddiness or nervous energy rather than genuine amusement: The kids got giggly after staying up too late.

Someone feeling giggly may laugh at things that aren't particularly funny, often unable to stop.

mirthful

amused

Pleasantly entertained

snickering · grinning · smiling · beaming · laughing · chortle · guffawing · cackling · simpering · smirking

intoxicated

tipsy

Mildly intoxicated

giddy · dizzy · woozy · inebriated · drunk · sloshed · squiffy · punch-drunk · loopy · slaphappy

childlike

innocent

Free from moral wrong

coy · blushing · squealing · excitable · gushing · bubbly · starry-eyed · wide-eyed · naive · adorable

playful

silly

Frivolous or absurd

impish · prankish · frisky · romping · frolicking · carefree · fun-loving · teasing · joking · jesting

Categories
Opposites
emotional demeanor

gigglystoic

Uncomplaining endurer of hardship

stone-faced · poker-faced · expressionless · impassive · deadpan

seriousness

gigglyserious

Weighty and requiring attention

solemn · grave · composed · earnest · stern

mood/affect

gigglysolemn

Serious and dignified

somber · serious · grave · glum · morose

Phrases
Family

giggle, giggling, giggles, giggled, giggler, gigglers, giggliest, gigglier

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G