chirre (Meaning)
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chirre (v. i.)
To coo, as a pigeon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chirre
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chirre Sentence Examples
- As the wind picked up, I could hear the chirre of the leaves rustling outside.
- The chirre of the crickets filled the night air, creating a soothing ambiance.
- Walking through the forest, I listened to the chirre of the birds echoing through the trees.
- The chirre of the cicadas heralded the arrival of summer in the countryside.
- Despite the cold weather, the chirre of the insects persisted, adding a touch of life to the wintry landscape.
- The chirre of the insects blended with the distant sounds of traffic, creating a unique urban symphony.
- Sitting by the lake, I enjoyed the chirre of the frogs croaking in harmony with the gentle lapping of the water.
- The chirre of the grasshoppers provided a constant soundtrack to our countryside picnic.
- Closing my eyes, I focused on the chirre of the wind weaving through the branches overhead.
- With each chirre of the insects, the forest seemed to come alive with its own rhythm and melody.
FAQs About the word chirre
To coo, as a pigeon.
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No antonyms found.
As the wind picked up, I could hear the chirre of the leaves rustling outside.
The chirre of the crickets filled the night air, creating a soothing ambiance.
Walking through the forest, I listened to the chirre of the birds echoing through the trees.
The chirre of the cicadas heralded the arrival of summer in the countryside.
