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Meanings of chirpy in English

Characterized by liveliness and lightheartedness.

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In good spirits.

Chirpy.

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Usage of chirpy in English
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A brighter day beckons. It's a surprisingly chirpy approach from Mr Gigaba.
The South African
2
Eating bugs may not be everyone's idea of making food more chirpy.
Radio NZ
3
Perfectly all right and all that, but not what you'd call chirpy.
A Wodehouse Miscellany: Articles & Stories
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He didn't look his chirpy self -more skulk than customary swagger.
The Irish Times
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The chirpy drone of a home-improvement show burbles through the kitchen door.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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If we can address those areas, nothing is impossible, said the chirpy stumper-batsman.
Reuters
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Not for years have Britain's leading dairy firms been so chirpy.
The Irish Times
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We were certainly very chirpy out in the field as well.
Radio NZ
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I was leaving a decidedly less chirpy message, when a call beeped in.
Devil Bones
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Its chirpy, clip-clop rhythm seemed so at odds with the subject.
The Irish Times
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SIR Patrick Mayhew was in valedictory mode: relaxed, chirpy and buoyant.
The Irish Times
12
No chirpy waitresses introducing themselves American-style, telling us everything but their pets' names.
The Irish Times
13
Confessions were saucy comedies starring the ebullient Robin Askwith as chirpy Timmy Lea.
The Irish Times
14
No sound bites from Gay Mitchell, no chirpy circular from DISC.
The Irish Times
15
She heard almost immediately another door opened and a boy's chirpy voice say:
December Love
16
Mr Waller, still chirpy, had nothing but good news of Edward.
Psmith in the City
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