Definition
Superlative form of giggly; most inclined to giggle or most prone to giggling.
Etymology
From 'giggly' with the superlative suffix '-est.' The superlative denotes the highest degree of a quality, as in 'she is the giggliest person in the room.'
Kelly Says
Superlatives like 'giggliest' let us rank things on a scale, and they're often used hyperbolically for humor—calling someone 'the giggliest' person is a playful way to describe their infectious, unstoppable laughter.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
አማizing
a-ma-izing
ARالعربية
أضحك أكثر
a-dhak ak-thar
BNবাংলা
সবচেয়ে হাস্যকর
so-b-che-ye ha-s-s-kor
CACatalà
més divertit
mes di-ver-tit
CSČeština
nejveselejší
nej-ve-se-lee-shee
DEDeutsch
lustig nhất
loo-stig nesht
ELΕλληνικά
ο πιο αστείος
o pyo as-tee-os
ESEspañol
más gracioso
mas gra-see-oh
FAفارسی
بیشترین خندهدار
bi-sheh-trin khan-deh-da-ar
FISuomi
hauskimpi
hau-ske-m-pi
FRFrançais
le plus drôle
luh pluh drol
HEעברית
הכי מצחיק
ha-chi mit-cha-ik
HIहिन्दी
सबसे हँसीपूर्ण
sab-se han-see-poor-n
HUMagyar
legviccesebb
leg-vi-ches-ebb
IDBahasa Indonesia
ter paling menyenangkan
ter pa-ling men-yen-kan-kan
ITItaliano
più divertente
pee-dee ver-ten-teh
JA日本語
一番楽しい
i-chi-ban tanoshii
KO한국어
가장 재미있는
ga-jang ja-e-mi-eun-neun
MSBahasa Melayu
paling lucu
pa-ling loo-koo
NLNederlands
grappigst
gra-pih-st
NONorsk
mest morsom
mest mor-som
PLPolski
najzabawniejszy
na-jza-ba-v-n-yesh-ee
PTPortuguês
mais engraçado
mais en-gra-sah-doo
RORomână
cel mai amuzant
cel mai a-mu-zan-t
RUРусский
веселейший
vesel-eyshiy
SVSvenska
roligast
ro-lee-gast
SWKiswahili
chekesha zaidi
che-ke-sha za-i-ri
TAதமிழ்
அதிகமாக சிரிக்கும்
adi-ka-ma shi-ri-kum
THไทย
สนุกที่สุด
sunuk-ti-sut
TLTL
pinakakatawa
pi-na-ka-ta-wa
TRTürkçe
en neşeli
en neh-seh-lee
UKУкраїнська
найвеселіший
na-y-vesel-ish-iy
VITiếng Việt
vui vẻ nhất
vui ve nesht
ZUZU
ngiyisayo
ngi-yi-sa-yo
Ethical Language Guidance
Gender History
Superlative form intensifies the gender stereotype, often used pejoratively to dismiss someone (typically female) as the least serious or credible in a group.
Inclusive Usage
Avoid. If describing someone with a ready laugh, use neutral framing that doesn't judge seriousness or competence.
Inclusive Alternatives
["most readily amused","most cheerful"]