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Meanings of giggle at in English

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Usage of giggle at in English
1
Lots of colleagues got a good giggle at the lack of tact.
The Guardian
2
Now, most fellows would stop and giggle at such little amusing remarks.
Taken Alive
3
I cannot help but giggle at my boy Arthur practising diplomacy.
The White Princess
4
What a born fool you must be to giggle at naething.
A Daughter of Fife
5
Hannah stifled a giggle at his antics and gave him a conspiratorial wink.
Chocolate chip cookie murder
6
And at lunchtime kids at school would giggle at my praying...I stopped praying.
Reuters
7
He used to giggle at his own good lines -as all playwrights should.
The Guardian
8
What we said: In making us giggle at the supernatural, Ghosts is very British.
The Guardian
9
Olivia, his little sister, started to giggle at the use of the NN word.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
10
For once Patrik was not struck by a desire to giggle at the sight.
The ice princess
11
Mike and Katie were starting to giggle at each other as they sat down.
Hearts of grey
12
It's dark, but it's also hard not to giggle at the extremity of it.
The Guardian
13
All on earth they seemed to find to do was to giggle at me!
The Fatal Glove
14
Some children hold their hands over their mouths and giggle at the sight of us.
News.com.au
15
Even Renee can't help but giggle at Kiki's blindness.
News.com.au
16
Carringford,' and Amy began to giggle at this thought.
Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common