titter in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
TITTER: to laugh in a quiet, nervous, or restrained manner, often in response to something amusing or awkward.
Crossword clues for titter
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "titter".
- A quiet, nervous laugh.
- A restrained giggle.
- To chuckle softly to oneself.
- A discreet laugh during awkward moments.
- A soft laugh at something funny.
Titter sentence examples
- She couldn't help but titter at the unexpected twist in the story.
- The children tittered softly at the silly antics of the clown.
- His nervous titter betrayed his unease during the presentation.
- As the comedian told his joke, the audience erupted in a mix of laughter and tittering.
- She tried to stifle her titter when she overheard their private conversation.
- She couldn't help but titter at the unexpected punchline of the joke.
- The children tittered softly behind their hands as they watched the clown perform.
- As the awkward silence settled in, a nervous titter broke out among the guests.
- The comedian's clever quip made the crowd titter in delight and appreciation.
- Feeling embarrassed, she let out a quick titter before regaining her composure.
- She couldn't help but titter at his silly jokes during the meeting.
- The children began to titter when they saw the clown trip over his own shoes.
- As the teacher walked into the classroom, a few students let out a nervous titter.
- He tried to stifle a titter when he overheard their ridiculous conversation.
- The audience erupted in a titter of laughter at the comedian's hilarious punchline.