chirrup
(c̸hir′əp, c̸hʉr′-)
intransitive verb
- to chirp repeatedly
- to make a series of sharp, sucking sounds with the lips, as in urging a horse on
Origin:
var. of chirp
See chirrup in American Heritage Dictionary 4
verb chir·ruped,
chir·rup·ing,
chir·rups verb, intransitive- To utter a series of chirps.
- To make clucking or clicking sounds with the lips, as in urging on a horse.
verb, transitive- To sound with chirps.
- To make clucking sounds to.
noun- A series of chirps.
- A series of clucks or clicking sounds, such as those made to urge on a horse.
Origin:
Origin: Variant of chirp
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