titter in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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titter in the PONS Dictionary

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These gags cause the occasional titter at first, but the novelty soon wears thin, although they do provide a welcome visual distraction.
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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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Sometimes, even though the audience was stuffed with nice, polite liberals, an incredulous titter would break out.
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How can anyone chuckle and titter through that?
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Oh, titter, titter, chuckle, chuckle went the crowd.
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Beers in hand, we'd titter at peculiar performances and squabble about our favourites.
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Many have tried, few have raised anything greater among audiences than the occasional mild titter.
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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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At no point did anyone offer even a hint of a chuckle, a guffaw or a titter.
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There was also a 30-second titter track in the loop, which consisted of individual people laughing quietly.
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