| He's a chuckler, and something of a giggler, and it has that infectious quality that the best laughs have. |
| There is truly nothing more distressing than a giggler or one who is forever grimacing. |
| He indicated the giggler with one of his ugly-looking revolvers. |
| She is a liberal giggler when she talks about her reporting and generous weeper when she describes her daughter's death. |
| I felt a little uncomfortable suddenly being paired with Rob, the seemingly eternal giggler. |
| The real Julia is a great giggler and a glamourpuss to boot, and she could flirt for Britain. |
