chitter (Meaning)
chitter (v)
make high-pitched sounds, as of birds
chitter (v. i.)
To chirp in a tremulous manner, as a bird.
To shiver or chatter with cold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chitter
chitter Sentence Examples
- As I sat in the forest, I could hear the gentle chitter of the squirrels in the trees.
- The chitter of the birds in the early morning signaled the start of a new day.
- Walking through the zoo, I heard the curious chitter of the monkeys swinging from branch to branch.
- The chitter of excitement filled the room as the children opened their presents on Christmas morning.
- Sitting by the riverbank, I enjoyed the soothing chitter of the crickets as dusk settled in.
- The chitter of conversation among the students in the classroom grew louder as the teacher stepped out.
- Despite the chaos around them, the group of friends continued their lively chitter over cups of coffee.
- The sound of chitter coming from the attic made me wonder if there were mice nesting up there.
- On the camping trip, the crackling fire was accompanied by the distant chitter of nocturnal animals.
- As I approached the old abandoned house, I could hear the eerie chitter of bats echoing from within.
FAQs About the word chitter
make high-pitched sounds, as of birdsTo chirp in a tremulous manner, as a bird., To shiver or chatter with cold.
chirp, jargon, tweet, pipe,peep, chirrup, twitter, cackle, pip, trill
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As I sat in the forest, I could hear the gentle chitter of the squirrels in the trees.
The chitter of the birds in the early morning signaled the start of a new day.
Walking through the zoo, I heard the curious chitter of the monkeys swinging from branch to branch.
The chitter of excitement filled the room as the children opened their presents on Christmas morning.
