Christopher Hitchens

George Bush made a mistake when he referred to the Saddam Hussein regime as 'evil.' Every liberal and leftist knows how to titter at such black-and-white moral absolutism.

American Author

Use 'titter' when the humor is delicate or when you're unsure how to react.

Subtle Humor

'Titter' often follows an uneasy or embarrassing moment in social settings.

Awkward Situations

A 'titter' is usually quiet, not intended to draw much attention.

Low Volume

'Titter' as a noun often describes a collective, muted reaction of a group.

Group Reaction

People try to suppress a titter when laughing out loud is inappropriate.

Containment

A 'titter' can be spontaneous and unintentional, breaking silence unexpectedly.

Unintended

 research on titters and we know cheetahs live or tend to be solitary and if you see two it should be either a male in a female when they're meeting or maybe a mother and her cub Oh a mother and her

Titter

Subtle Humor

Awkward Situations

Low Volume

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