gigglesome

comparative more gigglesome · superlative most gigglesome · alternative giggle-some

1. Characterised or marked by giggling.

   The phone rang constantly and long gigglesome conversations took place on it.

   2000, Christopher Nolan, Under the Eye of the Clock

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   And I ran across one the other day, "gigglesome." "The children were so gigglesome," which I think is just wonderful.

   1996, Conversations with Kentucky Writers

   We are joined by Michael Fathers, Asia editor of The Independent, and his not-very-bright, gigglesome interpreter, I think another Nguyen.

   2006, Justin Wintle, Romancing Vietnam

   Everyone was puffed and pink by now, having danced to Papa's friend's gramophone for a good half-hour in a fairly confined space, which meant a certain amount of giggle-some jostling and a good deal of body heat, so that the air was over-warm and unhealthy with the scent of talcum and cheap cologne and the inside panes of the orangery were clouded.

   2013, Siobhán Parkinson, Amelia

   But the truth was that she was twice as high-spirited and gigglesome as her companion.

   2015, JJ Marsh, Behind Closed Doors

   Synonyms: bubbly, giggly