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gigglesnounpl. of giggle chiefly Britishsomething said or done to cause laughterpoking fun at the royal family is nothing new, but this movie comedy has a few giggles you haven't heard before boffolas, boffs(or boffos), cracks, drolleries, funnies, gags, japes, jests, jokes, joshes, laughs, nifties, one-liners, pleasantries, quips, ribs, sallies, waggeries, wisecracks, witticisms, yuks(or yucks also yaks or yocks, slang) knee-slappers, panics(slang), riots, screams, thigh-slappersantics, buffooneries, capers, leg-pulls, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, tricksburlesques, caricatures, lampoons, mockeries, mocks, parodies, put-ons, riffsbanters, persiflages, railleries, reparteescomedies, humors, wits, wordplays an explosive sound that is a sign of amusementcouldn't help but giggle at his remark belly laughs, boffolas, boffs(or boffos), cachinnations, cackles, chortles, chuckles, guffaws, hee-haws, horselaughs, laughs, laughters, snickers, sniggers, titters, twitters crows, whoopsgrins, simpers, smiles, smirks cries, groans, moans, sobs, wailsfaces, frowns, grimaces, lowers(also lours), mouths, pouts, scowls to show mirth with an explosive vocal soundsome audience members thought that they were being clever by giggling during the serious scenes breaks up, cackles, chortles, chuckles, cracks up, hee-haws, laughs, roars, screams, snickers, titters, twitters grins, smiles splits one's sides bawls, blubbers, cries, sobs, weepshowls, screams, squalls, wails, yowlsbleats, pules, whimpers, whinessniffles, snivelsgroans, moans, sighs |