Similar words: chirp, chirrup, chirography, chiropractic, chiropractor, harpy, hairpin, airport. Meaning: ['tʃɜrpɪr /'tʃɜːpɪ] adj. 1. (birds or insects) characterized by or tending to chirp 2. characterized by liveliness and lightheartedness.
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1. Hutson is a small, chirpy bloke.
2. She seemed quite chirpy this morning.
3. She sounded quite chirpy,(sentencedict.com) all she needs is rest.
4. The children seem particularly chirpy today.
5. You're very chirpy this morning - have you had some good news?
6. You seem very chirpy today!
7. Described as a chirpy cockney who could tell a plausible story.
8. Customers had no idea that the chirpy pensioner who served them with soap and a smile was so wealthy.
9. Young, chirpy faces to greet me when I finally made it to Raynes Park.
10. Not for them chirpy whelk stall amateurism or cheerful under-achieving.
11. Old Henry has been as chirpy as a cricket since he married that young girl.
12. Driving in her car to the chirpy strains of Buddy Holly's "Every day seems a little longer", her ghost-eyed stare keeps us locked in her nightmare.
13. The movie has a chirpy soundtrack of pedal organ and banjo.
14. Her hair was tied in a ribbon and she looked positively chirpy.
15. Hence, by the time the band split, their records were as chirpy as the average dead parrot.
16. After food and a swallow of water I felt positively chirpy.
17. When a World Bank team visited Novosibirsk as part of project supervision, Stepanova, a chirpy 46-year old carefully attired against the autumn chill, was alive and well.
18. Twenty-three, and in love with a childhood friend who was dating a chirpy girl, Hanfeng did not believe that either of his mother's gifts would in any way contribute to his happiness.
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