Titter
11titter — tit|ter [ˈtıtə US ər] v [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: From the sound] to laugh quietly in a high voice, especially because you are nervous ▪ At the word breast , some of the class tittered. >titter[i] n …
12titter — tit|ter1 [ tıtər ] verb intransitive to laugh quietly, especially because you are nervous or embarrassed titter tit|ter 2 [ tıtər ] noun count a quiet laugh that you make because you are nervous or embarrassed …
13titter — noun a short, half suppressed laugh. verb give a titter. Derivatives titterer noun tittering noun & adjective titteringly adverb Origin C17: imitative …
14titter — verb (I) to laugh quietly in a high voice, especially because you are nervous: At the word breast some of the class tittered. titter noun (C) …
15titter — verb & noun she caused a few titters the people at out table started to titter Syn: giggle, snicker, twitter, tee hee, chuckle, laugh, chortle …
16titter — [ˈtɪtə] verb [I] to laugh quietly because you are nervous or embarrassed titter noun [C] …
17Titter-totter — Tit ter tot ter, v. i. See {Teeter}. [1913 Webster] …
18titter-cum-totter — Tetter totter Tet ter tot ter, n. [See {Teeter}.] A certain game of children; seesaw; called also {titter totter}, and {titter cum totter}. [1913 Webster] …
19titter-totter — Tetter totter Tet ter tot ter, n. [See {Teeter}.] A certain game of children; seesaw; called also {titter totter}, and {titter cum totter}. [1913 Webster] …
20titter — titterer, n. titteringly, adv. /tit euhr/, v.i. 1. to laugh in a restrained, self conscious, or affected way, as from nervousness or in ill suppressed amusement. n. 2. a tittering laugh. [1610 20; perh. < Scand; cf. ON tittra to quiver, Sw… …