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churr

British  
/ tʃɜː /

verb

  1. a variant spelling of chirr

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State media called her Kim Jong Un’s “most beloved” or “respected” child while churring out footage and photos proving her soaring political standing and closeness with her father.

From Seattle Times

This was followed by a soft churring as though someone were talking to himself.

From Literature

They were spotted by a birdwatcher on 3 June after he heard the nightjar's distinctive "churring" call.

From BBC

Conservationists hope the sound of storm petrels' "churring" is an indication that an effort to eradicate rats on the Shiant Islands is working.

From BBC

“I didn’t really trust it. I remember walking into a received pronunciation class and they were all going ‘How Now Brown Cow’ and I said ‘Do you huv a spur churr?’

From The Guardian