noun Uncommon
giggling
Giggling (noun) means Light, high-pitched laughter, often hard to suppress. Example: “Giggling could be heard from the back of the classroom.”
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Light, high-pitched laughter, often hard to suppress.
"Giggling could be heard from the back of the classroom."
How to use giggling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe sound or act of giggling.
Word forms
gigglings plural
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What does “giggling” mean?
The word “giggling” means light, high-pitched laughter, often hard to suppress. In plain terms, the sound or act of giggling.
How do you use “giggling” in a sentence?
Here is “giggling” used in a sentence: “Giggling could be heard from the back of the classroom.”
What part of speech is “giggling”?
“Giggling” is a noun.
Is “giggling” a common word?
“Giggling” is an uncommon word in modern English.