Definition of “chirpy”

At the risk of being flippant, the most appropriate word for the departing women was " chirpy.

But 12 years of getting up at 4am has taken its toll on the usually chirpy presenter.

His off-field mellowness is a stark contradiction to the chirpy sledger he can be on the field.

McCreadie also revealed that his chirpy midfielder James Quigley had been the victim of a wayward elbow in the first period.

She's one of these people who are perennially perky; in fact she's so chirpy I suspect she's insane.

Sure, there have been others between then and now who also blew a chirpy tune.

That morning he was as usual in a chirpy frame of mind despite, like the rest of the soldiers, having barely slept the night before.

When I left, you were all chirpy , now you're acting like a man who's just discovered a large bill.

`Hiya,' said Midge, a chirpy New Zealander with blonde hair in sleek Heidi plaits.