Translations for „titter“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

titter [ˈtıtə] VB intr

titter

窃笑 qièxiào

titter

吃吃傻笑 chīchī shǎxiào

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English

The monster is always accompanied by a sardonic, preternatural titter which heralds its imminent arrival and marks its presence, even when it is invisible.

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They're two of the nation's comic greats, and never fail to raise a titter with their witty wisecracks.

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If the audience laughs, even the merest hint of a titter, then the player who provided the offending word is eliminated.

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One reporter asked the cast and producers how the series can include humour without appearing to titter at sexuality.

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And sometimes their teeth fall out, to add a little humour to the piece; always worth a titter.

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And as chance would have it, it was this wryly puerile collection of titter-inducing street names.

now-here-this.timeout.com

A faint titter of amusement went round the hall, but uncertainly: was he joking?

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You'll clap and titter, and then he'll reach through the screen or into the stands to give you the bouquet.

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I am very ammused buy your post and it made me titter plenty, but as per my last post it ai nt no joke.

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Beers in hand, we'd titter at peculiar performances and squabble about our favourites.

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