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'his giggle' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone's laughter in a narrative or even in dialogue. For example: He couldn't contain his laughter, his giggle echoing throughout the room.
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He lets his giggle finish the point.
"We finally got a left fielder," he said with his giggle.
Faint hasn't given up on clowning now he has stopped his giggle doctoring, but plans to take it into new areas.
Mozart appeared to be defined by his giggle; the emperor Joseph II – the most powerful monarch of the second half of the 18th century – simply repeated his catchphrase ("Well, there it is!"); and Mozart's wife, Constanze, used words such as "delish".
I love Anderson Cooper: his snarky little grin, his giggle, the fact that he is so squeaky-clean but loves him some Kathy Griffin.
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His giggles cut through their earnest chatter.
Barely containing his giggles, Hitler said, "This time, he'll choke on the shoelaces and die".
His audacity made me howl with laughter; his giggling fits made my jaw ache.
In Carlisle he started out with one member; now his giggling disciples number 30 or 40.
As my two-year-old son bends down to kiss his giggling infant sister, a thought intrudes: "If I die, I'll never see them again".
Mr. Ratmansky is an answer to each of these questions — all because of "The Bright Stream" — and his giggling comedy prompts many other frivolous queries.
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