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1. (v.i.) titter
to laugh in a half-restrained, self-conscious, or affected way, as from nervousness.
2. (n.) titter
a tittering laugh.
Etymology: (1610–20; perh. < Scand; cf. ON tittra to quiver, dial. Sw tittra to giggle)
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| Definition of 'Titter' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) titter
a nervous restrained laugh
2. (verb) giggle, titter
laugh nervously
"The girls giggled when the rock star came into the classroom"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Titter
a restrained laugh
2. (verb) Titter
to laugh with the tongue striking against the root of the upper teeth; to laugh with restraint, or without much noise; to giggle
3. (verb) Titter
to seesaw. See Teeter
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Sense: to giggle
He tittered nervously.
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 Afrikaans: giggel |
 Arabic: يَضْحَك ضِحْكَة مَكتومَه |
 Bulgarian: хихикам |
 Brazilian: dar risadinhas |
 Czech: hihňat se |
 German: kichern |
 Danish: fnise |
 Greek: χαχανίζω |
 Spanish: reír nerviosamente, dar l |
 Estonian: itsitama |
 Farsi: هرهر خندیدن |
 Finnish: tirskua |
 French: rire sottement |
 Hebrew: לְהַשמִיעַ צְחוֹק טִיפּשׁ |
 Hindi: दबी हुई हंसी |
 Croatian: hihotati |
 Hungarian: kuncog |
 Indonesian: tertawa cekikikan |
 Icelandic: flissa |
 Italian: ridacchiare |
 Japanese: くすくす笑う |
 Korean: ‘킥킥’거리다 |
 Lithuanian: krizenti |
 Latvian: ķiķināt |
 Malay: ketawa tertahan-tahan |
 Dutch: giechelen |
 Norwegian: fnise |
 Polish: chichotać |
 Portuguese: dar risadinhas |
 Romanian: a chicoti |
 Russian: хихикать |
 Slovak: chichotať sa |
 Slovenian: hihitati se |
 Serbian: kikotati se |
 Swedish: fnittra, fnissa |
 Thai: หัวเราะคิกคัก |
 Turkish: kıkırdamak, kıkır kıkır g |
 Taiwanese: 傻笑 |
 Ukrainian: хихотіти |
 Urdu: زير لب ہنسنا |
 Vietnamese: cười khúc khích |
 Chinese: 傻笑 |
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