gig·gle 
/ˈgɪgəl/ verb
gig·gles; gig·gled; gig·gling /ˈgɪgəl/ verb [no obj] : to laugh in a nervous or childlike way
▪ She giggled like a little kid. ▪ We were all joking and giggling nervously as we waited for the ceremony to begin.
▪ She giggled like a little kid. ▪ We were all joking and giggling nervously as we waited for the ceremony to begin.
— giggle noun, plural giggles [count]
▪ trying to suppress a giggle ▪ I had an attack of the giggles. [=I was unable to stop giggling] ▪ (Brit) Going to the circus would be a bit of a giggle. [=would be amusing or enjoyable]
▪ trying to suppress a giggle ▪ I had an attack of the giggles. [=I was unable to stop giggling] ▪ (Brit) Going to the circus would be a bit of a giggle. [=would be amusing or enjoyable]
— gig·gly /ˈgɪgəli/ adjective [more giggly; most giggly]
▪ giggly children ▪ a giggly laugh
/ˈgɪgəli/ adjective [more giggly; most giggly] ▪ giggly children ▪ a giggly laugh
