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giggly

/ˈɡɪɡəɫi/ adj

Prone to giggling.

Word Origin Giggle is an imitative word from Old English gīglian, mimicking the sound of light, bubbly laughter. Add -y and you get giggly, 'prone to giggling' — it's a playful word that sounds like what it means. Related forms like giggling, gigglier, and giggliness all keep that same bouncy, laughy feel.

adj Prone to giggling.

The giggly group of teenagers couldn't stop laughing during the serious lecture.

(形容词) 爱傻笑的

那群爱傻笑的青少年在严肃的讲座中笑个不停。

(adjetivo) risueño; reilón; risotero [Propenso a reírse tontamente.]

El grupo de adolescentes risueños no podía dejar de reír durante la seria conferencia.

(adjectif) rieur; riouleur; gloussant [Qui glousse ou rit facilement et souvent.]

Le groupe giggly d'adolescents n'arrivait pas à s'arrêter de rire pendant la conférence sérieuse.

(Adjektiv) kicherig; albern [Dazu neigend, häufig oder unkontrolliert zu kichern; von einer albern-lachenden Stimmung geprägt.]

Die **giggly** Gruppe Jugendlicher konnte während des ernsten Vortrags nicht aufhören zu lachen.

(形容詞) くすくす笑いやすい傾向があること。

厳粛な講義中、くすくす笑いが止まらない十代のグループがいた。

(adjetivo) risonho [Propenso a dar risadinhas.]

O grupo de adolescentes risonhos não conseguiu parar de rir durante a palestra séria.

Synonyms: giggling tittering chortling snickering laughy tickled amused merry Antonyms: serious solemn grave somber
Word parts: giggle + y

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