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Traditional English :: giggle
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giggly.html - v. & n. --v.intr. laugh in half-suppressed spasms, esp. in an affected or silly manner. --n. 1 such a laugh.
2 colloq. an amusing person or thing; a joke. giggler n. giggly adj. (gigglier, giggliest). giggliness n. [imit.: cf. Du. gichelen, G gickeln] |
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Traditional English :: giggle
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giggly.html - v. & n. --v.intr. laugh in half-suppressed spasms, esp. in an affected or silly manner. --n. 1 such a laugh.
2 colloq. an amusing person or thing; a joke. giggler n. giggly adj. (gigglier, giggliest). giggliness n. [imit.: cf. Du. gichelen, G gickeln] |
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New English :: gigaflop
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giggly.html - (Science and Technology) see megaflop |
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New English :: GIGO
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giggly.html - (Science and Technology) see expert system |
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Traditional English :: gig(1)
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giggly.html - n. 1 a light two-wheeled one-horse carriage. 2 a light ship's boat for rowing or sailing. 3 a rowing-boat esp. for racing. [ME in var. senses: prob. imit.] |
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Traditional English :: gig(2)
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giggly.html - n. & v. colloq. --n. an engagement of an entertainer, esp. of musicians to play jazz or dance music, usu. for a single appearance. --v.intr. (gigged, gigging) perform a gig. [20th c.: orig. unkn.] |
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