Collocations for "giggle"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "giggle" in context.
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giggle
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- heard a giggle from the [class, audience, crowd]
- let out a [soft, faint] giggle
- the [baby's, child's] giggle
- has the giggles
- has a [bout, fit, case] of the giggles
- what are all the giggles about?
- what's with all the giggles?
- might bring a giggle to the [audience, viewers, readers]
- giggle at [him, the movie, her actions]
- giggle about [him]
- [can't, couldn't] stop giggling
- were giggling like [schoolgirls, maniacs]
- giggling [uncontrollably, helplessly, loudly]
'giggle' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):