giggled

Meanings

• A sound made when one is unable to suppress a fit of giggles.

  - "The children found the teacher's joke so amusing that they couldn't help but giggle."
  - "Despite her best efforts to keep a straight face, the sight of her friend's bunny slippers made her giggle uncontrollably."

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Synonyms

titter

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with giggled
giggled , tangled , jiggled , wiggled , giggledly , giggledlyly , giggledlywaggledly

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Homophones

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1. giggled (en) : The sound of one's own laughter, especially when that laughter is caused by something amusing or enjoyable.
   

2. giggled (en) : A type of cake that is made by mixing together flour, sugar, eggs, and milk, and then baking the mixture in the oven until it is golden brown and fully cooked through.
   

3. giggled (en) : A type of fish that is characterized by its small size, bright colors, and distinctive patterns. Giggles are typically found in shallow waters near the shore, and they are often used as bait by fishermen.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of giggled that leads to same result
giggle , giggled , giggler , gigglers , giggles , gigglier , giggliest , giggling , gigglingly , giggly

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Forms

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{"term"=>"giggled", "description"=>"The sound of one's own laughter, especially when that laughter is caused by something amusing or enjoyable."}, {"term"=>"giggled verb", "description"=>"To laugh in a giggling manner, especially when one is amused or enjoying oneself."}, {"term"=>"giggled noun", "description"=>"The sound of one's own giggling laughter."}, {"term"=>"giggled adjective", "description"=>"Characterized by or producing the sound of giggling laughter."}

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Etymology

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The exact origin of the word 'giggled' is uncertain, but it is believed to have developed from the Old English word 'gichel', which meant 'laughter' or 'jest'. Over time, the word 'gichel' evolved into the Modern English word 'giggled', which is now commonly used to describe the sound of one's own laughter, especially when that laughter is caused by something amusing or enjoyable.

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Related Concepts

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1. laughter: An expression of joy, amusement, or happiness, typically involving a series of involuntary breaths from the diaphragm, producing a sound.

2. comedy: A genre of literature, drama, film, television, comedy, and other forms of entertainment that uses humor, satire, irony, and other humorous devices to entertain, amuse, or delight an audience.

3. humor: A quality or characteristic of an individual or thing that elicits feelings of amusement, joy, or laughter, often through the use of irony, satire, or other humorous devices.

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Culture

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In various cultures around the world, the sound of laughter, including the sound of 'giggled' laughter, is often used as a symbol of joy, happiness, and good times. In some cultures, the sound of laughter is believed to have healing properties, and it is often used as a form of therapy to help people overcome various physical and emotional challenges.

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