titter
/ˈtɪtər/Definitions
1. verb
to laugh or make a high-pitched, nervous sound, often in a suppressed or stifled manner.
“The audience began to titter at the comedian’s witty joke.”
2. noun
a high-pitched, nervous sound, especially one of suppressed laughter.
“The titter of amusement filled the room.”
3. noun
a small, high-pitched sound, often indicating nervousness or anxiety.
“The titter of the crowd’s reaction was audible.”