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chirper

chirper

5.5
A cheerful person who talks in a lively, happy way
  • noun
  • /ˈtʃɜːrpər/
  • Informal
translation icon : charlatán
  • Everyone enjoyed having a chirper like Mia around to brighten up the meetings.

Examples

  • As a natural chirper, he made friends easily wherever he went.

  • The office felt livelier after a new chirper joined the team.

  • She is such a chirper in the morning.

  • I love talking to that chirper at the coffee shop.

  • Everyone enjoyed having a chirper like Mia around to brighten up the meetings.

  • As a natural chirper, he made friends easily wherever he went.

  • The office felt livelier after a new chirper joined the team.

Synonyms

sparky
vschirper
  • Informal
8 5.3

A lively person who entertains and makes others laugh

is cheerful and talks in an upbeat way rather than showing wit
bubbly personality
vschirper
1 3.2

A person who is cheerful, lively, and outgoing

is lively and talks in an upbeat, animated way rather than just outgoing
chatterer
vschirper
  • Informal
1 5.5

A person who talks a lot and often annoys others

is lively and cheerful, speaking in an upbeat, positive manner rather than annoying talk
real chirper
vschirper
  • UK
8.4

A cheerful, talkative person who makes others feel happy

is lively and talks in an upbeat, animated way without needing attention
rollicker
vschirper
8.2

A person who is lively and loud at social events

is lively and talks in an upbeat, animated way rather than loud boisterousness

Antonyms

452 1.4

Calm and focused, not playful or joking

29 2.5

Feeling sad and without much hope

Compounds

8.4

A cheerful, talkative person who makes others feel happy

How Cheerful

real chirper
  • UK
8.4
chirper
  • Informal
5.5

Surface Forms

chirper singular
chirpers plural

Morphology

chirper = chirp (semi-transparent) = chirp + er

Morphologically clear ('someone who chirps'), but the sense 'lively/cheerful person' is a figurative extension, not strictly deducible by a learner.

Etymology

Chirper comes from chirp, a small cheerful bird sound, plus the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So a chirper can mean a person who talks in short, lively, happy ways.