noun
also gig·lot ˈgiglə̇t
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English gigelot, giggelot, probably from gigg, gigge silly girl — more at gig
1. archaic : a lascivious woman : wanton
set upon the giglet and beat her … soundly — S.H.Adams
2. : a giddy frivolous frolicsome girl
that overgrown giglet — Osbert Sitwell