"Titter" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Titter" Meaning

To burst out laughing in a sudden, short, and stifled way; a feeble or stifled laugh.

"Titter" Examples

Infinitive form

- The students tittered when the teacher told a silly joke.
- Titter with the crowd as they watch a funny skit.

Present participle

- The crowd tittered in amusement as the comedian made a joke about the political scene.
- The students tittered among themselves as they shared a private joke.

Past tense

- She tittered nervously at the comedian's joke.
- The audience tittered at the silly pun.

Past participle

- The audience has tittered at his stand-up performance.
- She had tittered at the proposal during a business meeting.

Gerund

- The comedians do titter at the foolish question.
- Whether to laugh or titter at the image was the question.