giggler

"Things always seemed to happen to Edna," said the giggler.

The girls both look at me, and the giggler slows her giggling.

It's possible that geography may not be his strong point but he's a very adept giggler.

And only one nun out of twelve would be a giggler for the Devil.

Valerie and I called her the Giggler because she giggled at everything.

If you ever want to cheat on your wife, I'll provide the giggler and the alibi.'

She always had been a terrible giggler, as Aravis now remembered.

Anne was a dreadful giggler, and had often given secret plans away by her sudden explosive choke.

The eyes, when focused on a giggler or a whisperer, could turn the stoutest knees to water.

She waited, almost hoping for a whisperer, a giggler, perhaps a note-passer.

Whispered voices urging the giggler to be quiet.

(Bond was to discover that she was a chronic giggler.

Whandall didn't know how to deal with a giggler.

On the other hand he was no staunch giggler; many of his paintings deal with death, sorrow and macabre themes.

She was also a giggler.

She didn't look like a giggler.

Sylvestra is a terrible giggler, and we just giggled the whole time, it was terrible.

He was an inveterate giggler.

Giggler - modelled on a jester, this robot was usually used for disorientating or distracting criminals.

Mr. Couturier is a giggler.

The giggler flushed guiltily.

In fact The Giggler Treatment, because it was like the hidden story of my family, is my favourite book."

(Ages 5 and up) Remember Rover from "The Giggler Treatment"?

'We'll hold your hand,' splutters the giggler.