giggly Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- melancholy
- sombre
- severe
- somber
- serious-minded
- dignified
- severe
- grave
- unfrivolous
- melancholy
- grave
- heavy
- solemn
- dignified
- thoughtful
- somber
- solemn
- heavy
- unfrivolous
- sombre
- serious-minded
- thoughtful
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- sappy
- light
- fruity
- goofy
- giddy
- nonsensical
- inane
- fatuous
- superficial
- crazy
- thoughtless
- shallow
- daffy
- daft
Weak:
Meaning of giggly
Webster
giggly (a.)
Prone to giggling.
giggly Sentence Examples
- The children burst into a giggly chorus as they saw the clown's antics.
- Her giggly laughter filled the room with a contagious joy.
- The lovers exchanged giggly glances as they shared a secret joke.
- The kitten's playful antics sent her into a fit of giggly delight.
- The giggly group of friends couldn't contain their amusement at the silly movie.
- Her giggly response to the compliment was both charming and heartwarming.
- The giggly baby's infectious laughter brought a smile to everyone's face.
- The couple exchanged giggly texts throughout the day, keeping their spirits light.
- The giggly bride and groom danced their way down the aisle, radiating happiness.
- The giggly students disrupted the serious lesson, but their infectious laughter softened the teacher's demeanor.
FAQs About the word giggly
Prone to giggling.
flippant, lighthearted, fluttery,playful, happy, exuberant, sappy, light, fruity, goofy
serious, sober,serious, sober, earnest, earnest, melancholy, sombre, severe, somber
The children burst into a giggly chorus as they saw the clown's antics.
Her giggly laughter filled the room with a contagious joy.
The lovers exchanged giggly glances as they shared a secret joke.
The kitten's playful antics sent her into a fit of giggly delight.
