Noun:

মুখ চাপিয়া হাসা,

Verb:

মুখ চাপিয়া হাসা,

giggled's Usage Examples:

and i giggled.

then i giggled again.

prior to the MLB All-Star game in Miami on July 11, 2017, Alice suddenly giggled after singing the line “God keep our Land,” prompting a startled response.

a hunting scene with Peter poking Doughboy's stomach with a spear, who giggled "Hee hee" instead.

She memorably giggled through a BBC weather forecast in 2016.

Lamas of all ages gossiped and giggled, lounging on the steps in front of heavy wooden doors with iron studs.

Knopper MusicHound Swing!: The Essential Album Guide 1999 p18 "While we giggled at the Little Rascals, a number of Dutch musicians were taking notes.

When missing the on-screen targets, the player is briefly giggled at in a similar manner and appearance to Muttley's.

When Sun Tzu first ordered the concubines to face right, they giggled.

She is said[by whom?] to have giggled through the trial, flirted with her prison guards and was apparently seen.

"He giggled.

real-world counterpart: "I wrote, rehearsed, rewrote, brainstormed, and giggled uncontrollably a thousand times with Jim Henson as we dealt with the Swedish.

During the trial they "smiled, giggled and whispered at each other".

They were beautiful creatures, but lor! How they giggled as soon as they saw    Me – Verse 3: I always was a ladies' man, and a.

"However, the second he [Phil] giggled at Manny's lame joke and cracked that goofy grin, I realized how much I've.

the audience stomped their feet and demanded the song to which Garland giggled and replied "Well, okay - it's very loud".

" On working together, Alexander said the pair "giggled the whole time and danced around.

Synonyms:

express joy; laugh; titter; express mirth;

Antonyms:

Bronx cheer; yodel; halloo; utterance; cry;