Verb:

চাপাহাসি হাসা,

titters's Usage Examples:

was accomplished by the use of the radio and, one has to record, to the titters of some people in the audience.

"Teutonic titters from two of the Fatherland's finest".

to those of its congeners; they are highly variable, and include rapid titters of rising and falling frequency, and single noted calls consisting of an.

It has caused titters among generations of children since, causing it to be changed to Kitty.

"This Instagram post by Neelum Muneer will leave you in titters".

It inspired more titters than terror.

" Variety agreed that "Often the lines drew titters that are not being angled for", but maintained, "Photographically the picture.

consumption, as the former "would have sent a Parisian audience into such titters that the fate of the operetta would have been jeopardised at the outset".

in-house audience seemed to be struggling to raise even the smallest of titters.

handicapped by an excessive shyness, which manifested itself in nervous titters.

Synonyms:

express joy; laugh; express mirth; giggle;

Antonyms:

Bronx cheer; yodel; halloo; utterance; cry;