Titter example sentences
Related (14): giggle, chuckle, snicker, snigger, laugh, chortle, cackle, howl, roar, explode, guffaw, hoot, shriek, tee-hee
"Titter" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The girls tittered behind their hands as the boy tried to talk to his crush.
- The audience tittered at the comedian's funny joke.
- A titter ran through the crowd at the unfortunate wardrobe malfunction.
- The twins tittered mischievously as they planned their next prank.
- The girls tittered and giggled over pictures of the cute boy band members.
- People tittered as the clown tripped and fell on his large red nose.
- The class tittered as the teacher told an embarrassing story from her childhood.
- The teacher shushed the students who were tittering inappropriately during the lecture.
- The audience tittered in disapproval at the inappropriate joke.
- The well-dressed ladies tittered politely behind their gloved hands.
- A gentle titter went through the audience when the celebrity made an off-color remark.
- The nobles tittered behind silken fans as the jester performed lewd jokes.
- The children tittered as the pantomime dame performed outrageous antics.
- The students tittered with nervous energy as the exam papers were handed out.
- The audience tittered as the performer's wig slipped askew during the show.
- The audience tittered again as the actor misspoke his lines for a second time.
- The visiting dignitaries tittered at the crude jokes of the local officials.
- An uncomfortable titter went up from some members of the congregation.
- The immense man glared at the children who were tittering in the front row.
- The drunken guests tittered like schoolchildren at bawdy jokes.
- I could hear the students tittering over my ill-fitting new clothes.
- The interview descended into nervous titters when the subject of dating came up.
- The children tittered as the elderly lady struggled up the steps of the bus.
- The uptight audience members tittered disapprovingly at the more vulgar jokes.
- The young ladies in the front row tittered politely behind their fans.
- A patronizing titter ran through the audience when the amateur performer made an obvious mistake.
- The normally serious ministers tittered like schoolboys at the impertinent question from the reporter.
- The young nobles tittered mockingly as the elderly duke stumbled in his speech.
- The jury suppressed titters at the ludicrous testimony from the witness.
- The women in the courtroom tittered when the defense lawyer told a sexist joke.
- The judge had to threaten the jury with contempt of court to stop their incessant titters.
- The officious secretary caught herself tittering indiscreetly at the office gossip.
- The rude children outside my window were tittering about something on the playground.
- A nervous titter arose from the students at the back of the class.
- The interviewer had to remind the audience members not to titter during candidates' responses.
- The naughty child hid her hand behind her mouth to cover her inappropriate titters.
- The guests tittered in bashful embarrassment when their hostess told an off-color joke.
- We could hear titters arising from the class next door during our exam.
- The normally stern headmaster tittered inappropriately at the student's crude joke.
- The teacher reproved the students for their unseemly titters during the assembly.
- The host had to remind his guests not to titter so loudly during the after-dinner speeches.
- The backbenchers tittered and whispered while the more studious children tried to concentrate.
- The junior doctors tittered inappropriately at the elderly patient's condition.
- The pot-bellied sweatshop workers tittered like schoolboys at the dirty pictures on the wall.
- I could hear inappropriate titters emanating from the changing rooms.
- The normally serious scholars tittered like children at the passed notes between the pages of the old tome.
- The titters arising from the far corner of the library were promptly shushed by the librarian.
- The maid tittered nervously when she was caught eavesdropping on her masters.
- The well-dressed socialites tittered behind their jeweled hands at the frumpily-dressed woman.
- The mistresses tittered girlishly behind their fans at the flirtations of their young charges.
- The teenagers tittered and whispered amongst themselves to avoid the watchful gaze of their teacher.
- The tipsy dinner guests tittered inappropriately at every silly joke or innuendo.
- The ladies tittered scandalously behind their gloved hands at the suggestive story.
- The fatuous aristocrats tittered insincerely behind painted fans at the performers.
- The barmaids tittered coquettishly at the drunken remarks of their customers.
- The old gossips tittered behind bony fingers at the misfortunes of their neighbors.
- The young bucks tittered lewdly at the embarrassing accident of a blameless lady.
- The foppish dandies tittered snobbishly behind silk handkerchiefs.
- The kitchen maids tittered lasciviously over the letters of their young lovers.
- The apprentices tittered salaciously at ribald jokes their masters allowed to pass without censure.