/ˈɡɪɡəl/
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Translation
To laugh in a light, quiet way, often because you are nervous or something is silly.
Word origin
An imitative word made in English to copy the sound of light, repeated laughter.
- Origin
- English
- Root
- giggle
Grammar
Verb typeregular (giggle, giggles, giggled)
Examples
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To giggle is to laugh in a light, silly way.
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A giggle is quieter and lighter than a big laugh.
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Here "giggle" is a noun, meaning the sound itself.
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