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Lots of colleagues got a good giggle at the lack of tact.
2
Now, most fellows would stop and giggle at such little amusing remarks.
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I cannot help but giggle at my boy Arthur practising diplomacy.
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What a born fool you must be to giggle at naething.
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Hannah stifled a giggle at his antics and gave him a conspiratorial wink.
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And at lunchtime kids at school would giggle at my praying...I stopped praying.
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He used to giggle at his own good lines -as all playwrights should.
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What we said: In making us giggle at the supernatural, Ghosts is very British.
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Olivia, his little sister, started to giggle at the use of the NN word.
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For once Patrik was not struck by a desire to giggle at the sight.
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Mike and Katie were starting to giggle at each other as they sat down.
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It's dark, but it's also hard not to giggle at the extremity of it.
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All on earth they seemed to find to do was to giggle at me!
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Some children hold their hands over their mouths and giggle at the sight of us.
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Even Renee can't help but giggle at Kiki's blindness.
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Carringford,' and Amy began to giggle at this thought.
