Sentence examples for a titter from inspiring English sources
One line, though, might provoke a titter.
"Do I sound like a crazy person?" he said with a titter.
"They're afraid the soldiers will get their little tootsies wet," he said, with a titter.
Even the funniest jokes about economists usually elicit a titter, at best.
Even the studio audience struggles to raise a titter at that one.
It is "sometimes more of a... a roar, and sometimes just a titter.
Last month, my Facebook feed was a-titter with indignation over the Whatever Fest in Houston people shared, in disgust, an image of the festival's lineup, which showed that, out of over 40 booked comedians, a laughable three were female.
Great music is great music, whether it's acclaimed by 10 people or a tittering throng.
It gleefully flaunts the message that beneath the most blasé facade churns the dirty mind of a tittering adolescent.
"I'm just laughing," a tittering Robert Florence stops to tell us, "at the thought of any tourists coming to see this show".
"I was attacked yesterday morning by a very rarely seen or experienced animal called the chupacabra," he told a tittering crowd.
