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giggle in Italian

giggle in Italian is ridacchiare — giggle means to laugh quietly in a light, often nervous or amused way.

giggle in Italian

ridacchiare
verb
To laugh gently in a playful, nervous, or affected manner.

What does "giggle" mean?

  1. verb To laugh quietly in a light, often nervous or amused way.
    "The kids giggled every time the puppet fell over."
  2. noun A light, high-pitched laugh.
    "Her giggle was contagious."
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giggle in a sentence

  • The kids giggled every time the puppet fell over.
  • Her giggle was contagious.

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What is "giggle" in Italian?

"giggle" in Italian is ridacchiare. giggle means: To laugh quietly in a light, often nervous or amused way.

How do you use "giggle" in a sentence?

Example: "The kids giggled every time the puppet fell over." In Italian, "giggle" is ridacchiare.

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