chirrupy

[ cheer-uh-pee, chur- ]

adjective

1. chirpy; cheerful.

Word History and Origins

Origin of chirrupy¹

First recorded in 1800–10; chirrup + -y ¹

Example Sentences

In the space of a year and a half, the PinkPantheress sound - chirrupy, sped-up vocals; 90s and 00s samples; upbeat instrumentals and sad lyrics - has become TikTok's defining musical aesthetic.

From BBC

Fans of The Saturdays' chirrupy chart fodder are in for quite a surprise.

From BBC

The siskin landed upside down several feet away, and lay on its back in the dust, flopping and kicking spastically while issuing pained chirrupy gurgles.

From Literature

Of her many musical projects the collaboration with Dan Werb, Ark Analog, might be the “coolest”: slick, high energy dance-pop enlivened by Todd’s chirrupy vocals.

From The Guardian

He forgot all about himself in his anxiety for Sarah Ann, and as the day passed on, and she did not sneeze any more, but sat quite warm and bright and chirrupy in his arms, he became more and more light-hearted, and more and more thankful.

From Project Gutenberg