chirpy

The early numbers, especially—during the part of the show that details the meeting and courtship of the young Diana and her Prince-to-be—are bright, cheerful and chirpy.
Why Princess Diana Is So Hard to Get Right Onscreen|Stephanie Zacharek|October 26, 2021|Time
It’s intriguing, but exhausting, too chirpy, and too, too sunny.
Raising a child without a gender|Terri Schlichenmeyer|January 14, 2021|Washington Blade
It has not been in a mood to celebrate—at least not in such obvious and chirpy ways.
Milan Fashion Week's Malaise|Robin Givhan|September 23, 2011|DAILY BEAST
Sir Leo Chiozza Money is ordinarily a chirpy little person, quite able to take care of himself.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, May 16, 1917.|Various

Chirpy Cricket said that it was all very interesting to hear about.
The Tale of Chirpy Cricket|Arthur Scott Bailey
“An unpleasant idea has just come into my head,” Chirpy told him.
The Tale of Chirpy Cricket|Arthur Scott Bailey
If the truth were known, Chirpy Cricket wished that he had a light of his own.
The Tale of Chirpy Cricket|Arthur Scott Bailey
But of course Chirpy was too polite to tell that to his cousin.
The Tale of Chirpy Cricket|Arthur Scott Bailey

British Dictionary definitions for chirpy

chirpy

/ (ˈtʃɜːpɪ) /

adjective chirpier or chirpiest

informal cheerful; lively

Derived forms of chirpy

chirpily, adverbchirpiness, noun

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