chipper
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɪpər/
:
animado
- Despite the rain, he remained chipper and ready to enjoy the day.
He's very flamboyant, very chipper and cheerful a lot of the time.
- He's very flamboyant, very chipper and cheerful a lot of the time.
- And I said, how can you be so chipper, you know?
- And so I know, I know I'm saying this in a chipper tone, but, you know, let me give some, some like maybe some good aspect of this.
Examples
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He's very flamboyant, very chipper and cheerful a lot of the time.
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I just have to, you know, stay chipper or look at the, the bright side of life or whatever it's going to be, right?
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So if I'm less chipper than normal, that is why we thank our sponsors as always.
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And so I know, I know I'm saying this in a chipper tone, but, you know, let me give some, some like maybe some good aspect of this.
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She always greets her friends with a chipper smile and a wave.
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Her chipper personality made everyone feel more relaxed during the meeting.
Synonyms
114
1.0
Happy and lively, full of fun and energy
79
1.0
Happy and lively in a friendly way
14
3.1
Full of energy and excitement
10
6.3
Lively and cheerful in a confident, stylish way
8
7.5
A person, especially a man, who is confident, stylish, and charming in a relaxed way
2
3.1
Feeling happy and full of energy
1
7.7
Being lively and cheerful, often a little cheeky
1
8.1
Happy and full of energy
A man who is cheerful, confident, charming, and well dressed
Being full of energy and cheerful
Antonyms
How Cheerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chipper is often remembered like a small bird that chirps; a helpful way to remember it is to think of that bright, lively sound, so chipper means 'cheerful' and full of energy.