smiles and giggly

English

Adjective

smiles and giggly (not comparable)

1. (informal, uncommon) Happy and cheerful.
   • 2009, Presentacion Valenzuela, Afterglow, page 94:

     She seemed delighted to meet me again. Rebecca was all smiles and giggly as she watched her mother exchange pleasantries with me.

   • 2010, Timothy Craig Everhart, Tianna Logan and the Salem Academy for Witchcraft, page 102:

     Hazel walked up, all smiles and giggly. "He's going to come by for me around six o'clock!"

   • 2012, Sally Bedell Smith, Diana in Search of Herself - Portrait of a Troubled Princess:

     Her face, with its self-deprecating little smiles and giggly grimaces, signals that she is really just another nice and nervous girl.

   • 2014, Terri Yogi, The Secret Life of Lotus, page 195:

     Tara was all smiles and giggly from that kiss. So we danced our way to our practice area.

   • 2016, Tara Sue Me, The Exposure, page 143:

     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.