Try to guess the name of this dog!" The teenage girls walked by the sentries, whispering and giggling in a manner that the guards considered flirtatious.
The actress is more revealing than ever in this role, and not merely because at one point Anna's left naked and giggling in a hotel hallway, forced to make a mad dash back to her room.
You ask: "What is your real name?" This will be viewed as a hostile interruption if taken literally, so it's important to smile broadly and giggle in an "I'm laughing with you, not at you" posture.
Nobody giggled in "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
Sereeta Cantres, 20, and Rohan James, 24, flirted and giggled in the corner as they waited.
At the premiere of Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life, which I reviewed at the Cannes film festival in May, the movie's final moments were almost drowned out by the booing, jeering and giggling in the auditorium, a response widely developed into a note of balanced and wearily tolerant dismissal in print.
"A couple giggled in a dark doorway.
They will immediately start staring at him and giggling in his presence.
The locals, teenagers like Mr. Chingala, gossip and giggle in a dilapidated building that has long since lost its glass windows and wooden doors.
Fonda's assistant ushered me into the house, and, as two small dogs ran barking toward me, I heard a familiar voice: "I need you!" Fonda's command silenced even the dogs, but when I entered the living room she hunched her shoulders and giggled: an actress in need of a director.
"Smith and Bancroft were giggling, in a premeditated way, at Jonny Bairstow.
