Chirped: meaning, definitions and examples

animal sound

To chirp is to make a short, sharp, high-pitched sound, typically associated with birds or insects. This sound often punctuates the tranquility of nature, especially in the early morning or during quiet evenings. Chirping can serve various purposes such as communication, marking territory, or attracting mates. The chirping sound can vary significantly among different species, contributing to the distinct chorus of sounds heard in various habitats.

peeped, squeaked, tweeted

Examples of usage

• The birds chirped cheerfully at dawn.

• I heard the crickets chirping in the grass.

• As we walked through the forest, we could hear the sparrows chirping.

• During summer nights, the soothing sounds of the frogs and insects chirping create a peaceful atmosphere.