smiles and giggly
smiles and giggly adjective: happy and cheerful.
Adjective
smiles and giggly (not comparable)
- Happy and cheerful.
- She seemed delighted to meet me again. Rebecca was all smiles and giggly as she watched her mother exchange pleasantries with me.2009, Presentacion Valenzuela, Afterglow, page 94
- Hazel walked up, all smiles and giggly. "He's going to come by for me around six o'clock!"2010, Timothy Craig Everhart, Tianna Logan and the Salem Academy for Witchcraft, page 102
Examples of smiles and giggly in a sentence
- Her face, with its self-deprecating little smiles and giggly grimaces, signals that she is really just another nice and nervous girl.2012, Sally Bedell Smith, Diana in Search of Herself - Portrait of a Troubled Princess:
- Tara was all smiles and giggly from that kiss.2014, Terri Yogi, The Secret Life of Lotus, page 195:
- She'd forced herself to be all smiles and giggly and happy, but it didn't take long to see that something wasn't right.2016, Tara Sue Me, The Exposure, page 143:
Questions about smiles and giggly
- What does smiles and giggly mean?
- Smiles and giggly means happy and cheerful.
- How do you use smiles and giggly in a sentence?
- Her face, with its self-deprecating little smiles and giggly grimaces, signals that she is really just another nice and nervous girl.
- What part of speech is smiles and giggly?
- Smiles and giggly is an adjective.
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