giggly
verbHow many syllables in giggly?
There are 2 syllables in the word giggly.Divide giggly into syllables:
gig · gly
How to pronounce giggly:
Definition of giggly:
- giggly (verb):
- to laugh with repeated short catches of the breath
Synonyms for giggly:
crazy
daffy
daft
exuberant
fatuous
flippant
fluttery
fruity
giddy
goofy
happy
inane
light
lighthearted
nonsensical
playful
sappy
shallow
superficial
thoughtless
Antonyms for giggly:
serious
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