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chirp

[churp] / tʃɜrp /


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Their chirps are the sound of the old battle-ax saying goodbye to his homeland before the Iron Curtain slams shut.

From Los Angeles Times

Thirteen years ago when he purchased his home that patch of land was filled with green trees and chirping birds.

From BBC

Green was slapped with his first technical foul of the season midway through the first quarter for chirping at officials from the bench.

From Barron's

“This is Meredith,” a voice chirps, before Bezucha cuts from black to a shot of the back of a woman’s head, focusing on her hair that’s been tightly wound into a severe bun.

From Salon

“But if you had the same player chirp and chirp, that player that’s just always on you, literally anything they say goes through one ear and out the other.”

From Los Angeles Times