chirp (Meaning)
chirp (n)
a sharp sound made by small birds or insects
chirp (v)
make high-pitched sounds
sing in modulation
chirp (v. i.)
To make a shop, sharp, cheerful, as of small birds or crickets.
chirp (n.)
A short, sharp note, as of a bird or insect.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chirp
chirp Sentence Examples
- As dawn broke, the birds began to chirp, filling the morning air with their melodic songs.
- The tiny chick chirped excitedly as it pecked at the ground, discovering its surroundings.
- From the branches above, a robin chirped cheerfully, announcing the arrival of spring.
- The cricket's chirp echoed through the night, punctuating the silence with its rhythmic sound.
- Upon hearing a familiar voice, the baby eagerly chirped in response, recognizing its mother.
- As the wind rustled through the leaves, the grasshoppers joined in, chirping in harmony with nature's symphony.
- From the dense foliage, a hidden bird chirped a warning call, alerting others to potential danger.
- In the distance, a group of sparrows chirped animatedly, gossiping about their day's adventures.
- Sitting on the windowsill, the canary chirped softly, serenading its owner with a sweet melody.
- Even amidst the bustling city streets, the cheerful chirp of a passing sparrow brought a moment of tranquility to those who paused to listen.
FAQs About the word chirp
a sharp sound made by small birds or insects, make high-pitched sounds, sing in modulationTo make a shop, sharp, cheerful, as of small birds or crickets., A sho
chitter, cheep, trill, pip,peep, pipe, tweet, jargon, sing, chirrup
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As dawn broke, the birds began to chirp, filling the morning air with their melodic songs.
The tiny chick chirped excitedly as it pecked at the ground, discovering its surroundings.
From the branches above, a robin chirped cheerfully, announcing the arrival of spring.
The cricket's chirp echoed through the night, punctuating the silence with its rhythmic sound.
