[f. TITTER v.1 + -ING1.] The action of TITTER v.1; giggling.
1657. Thornley, trans. Longus’ Daphnis & Chloe, 129. The winking, nodding, laughing and tittering that was between them.
1759. Dilworth, Pope, 124. This story … was the cause of so much tittering, wherever her ladyship went.
1833. D. MacMillan, in Hughes, Mem., iii. (1882), 50. The everlasting tittering and smirking is loathsome.
