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The relentless cheerfulness that makes morning people a public safety hazard.
means Cheerful, lively, and brightly talkative, often in a way that's a touch much for everyone else.
from From 'chirp,' the thin bright noise small birds make, which is itself echoic — the word simply imitates the sound. By the 19th century 'chirpy' had hopped from describing birds to describing people who are similarly perky and tweeting away, the '-y' ending doing its usual job of turning a thing into a quality.
- origin
- Mimics bird sounds, coined early 1800s Britain
- bird link
- Crickets chirp by rubbing wings, not chirping
- tech use
- Chirpy is also a popular drone brand
- contagion
- Forced cheer can actually deepen others' bad moods
for instance
chirpy the macaw — mascot of the 1986 fifa world cup in mexico
chirpy chicks — british children's tv show that aired 1976-1979 on itv