titter造句

To giggle nervously;titter.

Looked can only titter.

But I titter in the one side.

Mollie gave an uneasy little titter.

Mention sex therapy and most people will titter in embarrassment.

The curtain went down on a titter and some groans.

Then, with a sudden titter, she raised her head and looked at her father.

There was an indrawn breath of horror from the audience and then the anxious and titter.

This exchange makes professional philosophers titter, because their daily work is far removed from the production of sage utterances.

Seeing him standing there nonchalantly buttoning his fly as he gives her orders I begin to titter.

He made a sad business of it with his unsteady hand, and a smothered titter rippled over the house.

There was an indrawn breath of horror from the audience and then the anxious and everlasting titter .

In a society, where the love is flooded just like the fast food, someone may titter that, with such age, you even do not taste the feeling of love. It is so impossible.