cheep
- noun
- /tʃiːp/
- The grove was alive with the cheeps, chirps, and rustlings of the birds.
Examples
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The canary cheeps timidly.
Fiction book (1998) -
We go outside and climb into the station wagon and hear a small "cheep."
Fiction book (1998) -
"Cheep!" sang the tiny bird.
Fiction book (2001) -
The bird falls silently; not a cheep is heard.
Fiction book (1997) -
The canary cheeps inquiringly.
Fiction book (1998) -
In the quiet morning, the garden was filled with the cheeps of newly hatched chicks.
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As we walked past the bushes, we heard the soft cheeps of the baby birds hidden inside.
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The children's laughter was accompanied by the faint cheeps of the nestlings above.
Synonyms
A short, high sound made by small birds or insects
A short high soft sound made by a young bird
A short high sound made by a cat or young bird
The sound a bird makes to communicate with other birds
A short high, sharp sound made by small birds or insects
A short high whistling sound made by small birds
How Loud
Surface Forms
Etymology
A cheep is named after the small sound 'cheep-cheep' that chicks make. So a cheep is the short, weak, high sound a young bird gives.