Giggling and making sentences

Pinyin: [? shǎ xiào？ ]?

Interpretation: laughing for no reason.

Source: The ninth and fifth chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Jade didn't say anything, just giggled." Kang Zhuo's Buy Cattle: "But they can be careless. My mother giggles when she is tired from work. "

Synonym: country laughter

Antonym: smirk

Make sentences:

Her fake smile stimulated his nerves.

Pappy giggled like a child.

Jimmy glared angrily at his younger brother who was giggling.

"Thank you, doctor," the nurse said with a smirk.

We all giggled when I helped her take a bath.

Second sister giggled during the day and was in a daze, but she couldn't sleep well at night.

Forget the fake smile. Where are your three envelopes?

Silence is an excuse for fear, and smirking is a reason for injustice.

Stop smirking, Liu Ming. Let's get rid of this mangy dog first.

This kind of life makes me giggle through my teeth.

They dispersed in a hubbub and giggled and ran to the kitchen.

"This way, Katie." I giggled in Serbia.

I will be smart, at least I won't be cheated and giggle.

"That's right!" Jessica agreed and giggled again.

I tried to calm him down, but he just looked at me and giggled.

The adults were shocked, shocked, but with a sly smile on their faces.

I woke up at three in the morning and heard him struggling to stand up and giggle.

Laugh until you cry, laugh until you are helpless, and giggle until you are numb.

Armstrong looked around at his classmates, revealing a smirk profile.

The neighbor smirked awkwardly and stared at the table like me.