Verb:

இளிப்ப,

giggle's Usage Examples:

Between convulsive giggles, she panted out a weak defense.

She put her hands on his chest and giggled, "I have work to do, you need to stop distracting me.

She giggled nervously as his warm fingers touched her neck.

Alice giggled, her large gray eyes seeking out Carmen.

Lisa giggled and he glanced over his shoulder at her.

Read them aloud to the group for some girly giggles and uproarious laughs.

When you click repeatedly on a big chuzzle, it'll giggle, look like it's going to vomit, and eventually belch loudly.

"Elmo is still ticklish, but he now does much more than just wiggle and giggle.

The key to a humorous retirement gift is that it should elicit laughter, whether in the form of a chuckle, a belly-shaking laugh or a snorting giggle.

babbles, gurgles, giggles, sucks on her bottle or dummy and cries when waking up.

But Gladys was delighted and after a night, ostensibly in adjoining rooms, the pair were off, with giggles and tears and a proud pronouncement that Arlen had agreed to present all seven volumes of Belfair and her galactic cohorts to the waiting world of letters—in paperback form.

She giggled, thinking him a nervous flier.

She giggled and cuddled the cat close.

Synonyms:

express joy, laugh, titter, express mirth,

Antonyms:

Bronx cheer, yodel, halloo, utterance, cry,