titter Antonyms
Meaning of titter
titter (n)
a nervous restrained laugh
titter (v)
laugh nervously
titter (v. t.)
To laugh with the tongue striking against the root of the upper teeth; to laugh with restraint, or without much noise; to giggle.
titter (n.)
A restrained laugh.
titter (v. i.)
To seesaw. See Teeter.
titter Sentence Examples
- The students couldn't contain their titters as the teacher made a comical mistake.
- The audience erupted in a chorus of titters at the awkward joke.
- The children tittered nervously as the stranger approached them.
- The office was filled with the sound of titters as the employees gossiped about their boss.
- The cat's mischievous glare sent titters through the group of friends.
- The overly flirtatious comments drew titters from the other guests at the party.
- The titters of the squirrels were a constant backdrop to the peaceful forest trail.
- The audience's titters grew into full-blown laughter as the comedian delivered his punchline.
- The children tittered with delight as they watched the colorful balloons float above them.
- The titters of joy could be heard throughout the playground as the children engaged in their favorite games.
FAQs About the word titter
a nervous restrained laugh, laugh nervouslyTo laugh with the tongue striking against the root of the upper teeth; to laugh with restraint, or without much noise
laugh, snicker, laughter,chuckle, giggle, cackle, guffaw, smirk,snigger, smile
wail, moan, cry, sob,groan, sob, moan, wail, groan, cry
The students couldn't contain their titters as the teacher made a comical mistake.
The audience erupted in a chorus of titters at the awkward joke.
The children tittered nervously as the stranger approached them.
The office was filled with the sound of titters as the employees gossiped about their boss.
