Giggle and Scream

Giggle

Giggle verb - To show mirth with an explosive vocal sound.

Usage example: some audience members thought that they were being clever by giggling during the serious scenes

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Scream and giggle are semantically related In some cases you can use "Scream" instead the word "Giggle" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: giggling, giggled, giggly

Scream

Scream verb - To show mirth with an explosive vocal sound.

Usage example: you'll scream when you see the outfit that she's wearing

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Synonyms for Scream

Antonyms for Scream

Giggle and scream are semantically related in character topic. Sometimes you can use "Giggle" instead the word "Scream" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as gas.

Nearby Words: screaming, screamer, screamed, screamingly, screamy

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Related pairs

How words are described

good	good giggle	good scream
long	long giggle	long scream
distinctive	distinctive giggle	distinctive scream
little	little giggle	little scream
Other adjectives: tiny, desperate, maniacal, creepy, high-pitched, pitched.

Common collocations

pain	giggle pain	scream pain
times	giggle times	scream times

Both words in one sentence

Since this was usually a pained, guttural and utterly insane howl, sigh, scream, or giggle, somebody best to have been listening really closely, otherwise the "name" would be lost as soon as it was uttered.

Source: The Unpronounceable
Evil Laugh: Such a girlish little giggle, too... Eye Scream: It involves acupuncture needles.

Source: Film / Audition
The Doctor Who Scream of the Shalka webcast (now non-canon with the new series) revealed the Doctor (and robot Master)'s answerphone message to end "we will get back to you before you call." Also, by the sound of it, the Master was somehow making the Doctor giggle while he recorded it...

Source: Funny Answering Machine