titters

verb
UK /ˈtɪtəz/
US /ˈtɪtərz/

Laughs in a small, quiet, silly way.

The kids tittered when the teacher made a funny face.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Small, quiet laughs.

A few titters came from the back of the room.

3. Makes short, light sounds like a bird.

The little bird titters in the tree.

4. Laughs in a nervous or shy way.

She tittered softly when she forgot her line.