If this were "2 Broke Girls," Mary and Rhoda would dash off to the bathroom to giggle behind their hands, then wipe off their makeup and re-emerge, anxious to blend in with the crowd.
"Lesnie and Peter Jackson would giggle behind the camera together like the most mischievous pair of movie masters that I've seen," tweeted Knowles, one of many Lord of the Rings fans taking to social media to pay tribute.
You want to pass him a fan to giggle behind and just watch him work.
Giggling behind his fist, the boy rode past.
A girl in a group portrait giggles behind her hands.
While we see him giggling behind the camera, we also see the trademark strictness and control.
When I stepped out to take a look, I heard giggling behind me.
Do you see?" Maduk, whose wide-set eyes and broad cheekbones give him a sweetly soulful appearance, nodded carefully, as Riak, whose face still carries a childlike roundness, giggled behind him.
Texas-born, he is always at his best on home turf, whether as the hazy Wooderson, in "Dazed and Confused" (1993), or as the lawman in "Lone Star" (1996), whereas, when he wandered off into "Sahara" (2005), the whole world giggled behind his back.
When I was young, newly out – "fresh out of the oven" as we older trans ladies often say, giggling behind glasses of wine in kitchens while hordes of brunching baby queers roam the sunlit streets – I mistook the rush of purchasing a new pair of girly-girl heels for the thrill of freedom fought and won.
Mortier repeatedly reaches for metaphors: a house that is burning, a house that is collapsing, a capsizing ship, verbal rubble and grammatical ruin, a whirlpool, a coward that giggles behind the cupboard and under the floor, an ice floe breaking up, a stagnant fen, a tide going out… Each metaphor is devastating; none can capture the "de-wording, de-languaging, de-remembering".
