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[ UK /t‍ʃˈiːp/ ]
VERB
  1. make high-pitched sounds
    the birds were chirping in the bushes
NOUN
  1. the short weak cry of a young bird

How To Use cheep In A Sentence

  • For a while, an hour and a half, though she did not know it, until the men came in from the fields trailing dust and slapping their stomachs, Rupban clutched Cheepy-cheepy's limp and bony neck and said only "Coming, coming" to all inquiries about the bird. Excerpt: Brick Lane by Monica Ali
  • A faint warm breeze stirred the hairs on his arm as the navy blue sky turned to black as the cicadas cheeped like mobile ringtones. Cheeseburger Gothic » Small Pepsi challenge.
  • A few birds cheeped in bird innocence, but that was the only sound as the man sauntered toward that purse like some tough sheriff in a Western, though then again, maybe it was just the leather chaps, well, chapping, that made him walk that way. The Six Rules of Maybe
  • a sudden babble of cheepy voices, and simultaneously Sarah cried: Australia Felix
  • Even last night, in all the kerfuffle, there was hardly a cheep out of her. THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
  • Traditional silk is an evergreen commodity and the latest styles in Kacheepuram, Valkalam, Puttapakka, Venkatagiri and the likes are always in demand.
  • Talk is cheep. But it can save priceless lives.
  • But as they grew, they took to following me everywhere, first cheeping like the tinkling of little bells, later clucking in animated adult discussion. Birdology
  • Those slender birds with narrow wings, with the white patches on the wings, that soar around in the evening, making nasal "cheep" sounds? Grouse Diary Entry
  • Even last night, in all the kerfuffle, there was hardly a cheep out of her. THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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