chirpy

A man answered with the light, chirpy voice of youth.

It was just refreshing to hear a chirpy female voice.

I'm still trying to get his incessantly chirpy voice out of my head.

Ready to break into chirpy tunes at those difficult moments.

What I don't understand is why she was chirpy at dinner and dead by midnight.

On this evidence, the boy Clem was a chirpy little fellow.

He tried to peer past the chirpy young Brit, but the woman's shoulder got in the way.

Her hair was tied in a ribbon and she looked positively chirpy.

She tried to laugh, but there was a chirpy lump in her throat.

Then, when you least expect it, a chirpy voice says "That's my favorite!"

"It's me, yes," she says in a strong chirpy voice.

Certainly they do not bring out the sort of images well suited to a chirpy 30-second advertisement.

"We don't want a chirpy voice and a plastic smile."

What was the point of that chirpy little finale?

The phone rang several times before a chirpy voice said: "Hello?

"Pay him no mind, Taylor," a chirpy voice cut in.

"She sounded reasonably chirpy and very grateful for what everyone had done," he said.

She described him as a chirpy young man who was caring, polite and funny.

"Sometimes much to the chagrin of their parents," he said with a chirpy chuckle.

A chirpy album entirely brought about by a completely unplanned single.

Nor is it chirpy reassurance - for that, there's your roommate.

Sitting near me was a group of college-age women, chirpy and seemingly normal in every way.

"Lucinda says it's my turn," she claimed in a chirpy voice.

"Here we are," said the census-taker in a happy, chirpy voice.