0 present participle of giggle --
1 to laugh repeatedly in a quiet but uncontrolled way, often at something silly or rude or when you are nervous: --
Stop that giggling in the back row!
They talk of little boys of six and seven giggling and joking over the pictures, while the little girls do not know what to do.
They should keep that in mind before they start giggling, or they should go outside and do their homework.
They are like a lot of giggling girls.
I assume that he is giggling now because he realises that the small business sector will not shrink.
He thinks that his inane giggling is an answer to every debate.
I shall now say it, in view of the giggling.
Outside people do not understand the giggling because they feel the problems.
It is about time that those giggling public schoolboys got down from their ivory towers and went among dock workers and their families.
