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Chirpy: meaning, definitions and examples

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chirpy

 

[ ˈtʃɪrpi ]

Adjective
Context #1 | Adjective

describing sound

The term 'chirpy' refers to a lively, cheerful, or upbeat sound. It is often used to describe the sounds made by small birds, particularly when they are singing or calling out in a joyous manner. Additionally, it can characterize a person's demeanor or behavior when they are particularly cheerful or animated. The word evokes a sense of lightness and happiness, making it a favorite in descriptions of nature or spirited conversations.

Synonyms

bright, buoyant, cheerful, joyful, lively

Examples of usage

  • The chirpy birds filled the morning air.
  • She has a chirpy personality that lifts everyone's mood.
  • The kid's chirpy laughter echoed across the playground.

Translations

Translations of the word "chirpy" in other languages:

🇵🇹 chirpy

🇮🇳 chirpy

🇩🇪 chirpy

🇮🇩 chirpy

🇺🇦 chirpy

🇵🇱 chirpy

🇯🇵 chirpy

🇫🇷 chirpy

🇪🇸 chirpy

🇹🇷 chirpy

🇰🇷 chirpy

🇸🇦 chirpy

🇨🇿 chirpy

🇸🇰 chirpy

🇨🇳 chirpy

🇸🇮 chirpy

🇮🇸 chirpy

🇰🇿 chirpy

🇬🇪 chirpy

🇦🇿 chirpy

🇲🇽 chirpy

Etymology

The word 'chirpy' originated in the early 19th century and is derived from the verb 'chirp.' The verb itself stems from the Middle English word 'chirpen,' which is an imitative form likely mimicking the sound produced by small birds. Over time, 'chirpy' evolved from describing the specific sound to embodying the cheerful and lively essence often associated with such sounds. The playful and joyful connotations have allowed it to blossom in usage, especially in literature and everyday conversation. Its adoption is often seen in contexts relating to nature and human expressions of cheerfulness, showcasing its versatility in the English language.

Word Frequency Rank

Ranking #37,958, this word is encountered relatively rarely in everyday English. It might appear in literary works or specialized texts but isn't essential for general communication.