chirrup (Meaning)
chirrup (n)
a series of chirps
chirrup (v)
make high-pitched sounds
chirrup (v. t.)
To quicken or animate by chirping; to cherup.
chirrup (v. i.)
To chirp.
chirrup (n.)
The act of chirping; a chirp.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chirrup
chirrup Sentence Examples
- The chirrup of the sparrows greeted me as I stepped into the garden.
- Sitting on the porch, I listened to the chirrup of the crickets as the evening descended.
- Early in the morning, the chirrup of the birds signaled the start of a new day.
- Amidst the tranquility of the countryside, the chirrup of the insects filled the air.
- As I approached, I could hear the chirrup of the chicks nestled in the nest.
- The chirrup of the baby birds waiting for their mother's return echoed through the forest.
- Walking along the riverbank, I paused to appreciate the chirrup of the frogs blending with the rustle of leaves.
- With each chirrup, the songbirds seemed to be conversing in their own secret language.
- The chirrup of the grasshoppers accompanied our hike through the meadow, creating a harmonious backdrop to our adventure.
- Closing my eyes, I focused on the chirrup of nature, finding solace in its serene melody.
FAQs About the word chirrup
a series of chirps, make high-pitched soundsTo quicken or animate by chirping; to cherup., To chirp., The act of chirping; a chirp.
chirp, chitter,peep, tweet, cheep, pipe, pip, cackle, chatter, twitter
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The chirrup of the sparrows greeted me as I stepped into the garden.
Sitting on the porch, I listened to the chirrup of the crickets as the evening descended.
Early in the morning, the chirrup of the birds signaled the start of a new day.
Amidst the tranquility of the countryside, the chirrup of the insects filled the air.
