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She has a cute giggle.

“What do we want to be prefects for?” said George, looking revolted at the very idea. “It’d take all the fun out of life.” Ginny giggled.

‘Look at me, Mum,’ giggled my three-year old son.

give somebody the giggles

Tom giggled like a schoolgirl

They giggled nervously as they waited for their turn.

Every time I do something silly in class, my friends giggle.

The boy could do nothing but giggle nervously when he was asked to stand up in front of the class

I giggle every time when I am nervous.

I could hear her chuckle. The hen chuckled in their pens

He chuckled lightly into the phone.

“Just a small one, then,” she chuckled.

When the priest told me to I could kiss the bride I just chuckled, I don't know why

He occasionally chuckled quietly to himself as he read the letter.

He gave a superior sort of chuckle at the blank look on Harry’s face, removed the front page, and handed it to Harry.

I could hear his chuckle.

The audience chuckled through the show but they didn't seem very amused

A few lords chuckled.

And it is a chuckle until, you know, the musicians, who are musicians who play the piano, listen to this, say, "I can't believe it!

When she saw the lengths he'd gone to to get all dressed up, she couldn't help letting a brief chuckle escape.

Your giggling's making me a little nauseous.

Giggling with embarrassment, she held out the condom.

Greg stammered during his speech and his workmates sniggered cruelly.

Two students kept on sniggering at their teacher throughout the lesson.

asked Harry, while Ron sniggered

It's not very friendly to snarl or snigger at someone - make sure you SMILE instead!

An example of snigger is to secretly laugh at someone behind their back.

Go on, snigger.

Why are you sniggering, you idiot?