Category: Meanings

An expression of delight, amusement, or relish.

Word origin: giggle.

verb

verb: giggle; 3rd person present: giggles; past tense: giggled; past participle: giggled; gerund or present participle: giggling

1. laugh lightly and repeatedly in a silly way, from amusement, nervousness, or embarrassment.”they giggled at some private joke”Similar:tittersniggersnickertee-heegive a half-suppressed laughchucklechortlesmirksneersimper

noun

noun: giggle; plural noun: giggles

1. a light, silly laugh.Similar:tittersniggersnickertee-heehalf-suppressed laughchucklechortlesmirksneersimper
   • continuous uncontrollable giggling.plural noun: the giggles“I got a fit of the giggles”
   • informal•Britishan amusing person or thing; a joke.”it should be a right giggle”

An individual male lifts (jacks up) his truck and puts huge tires on it for the purpose of “offroading” With the intention of being “cool” however they only drive on asphalt and around mall parking lots. Usually included is the following; cigarettes, dip, baseball hats, bad tattoos, being loud, and cheap beer.

Providing coverage about film’s finale by soldiers

Mother restrained by equipment: part of a long procedure.

Early sings of dangerous, erratic and rash tyrannical rulers.

Music for liver and kidneys?

Kinky and sexual dream of novelist.

File clue for a fresh start.

Book for charity to follow as an afterthought.

Tawdry decoration lacking essence.