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Chirk

verb
1.
Make a shrill creaking, squeaking, or noise, as of a door, mouse, or bird.



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"Chirk" Quotes from Famous Books



... pleased. "I didn't do a thing worth mentioning. Now you jest wipe your eyes and chirk up. We've got to go through town an' you don't want folks to wonder ...
— Marcia Schuyler • Grace Livingston Hill Lutz

... last meeting of the Institute at Salisbury, a number of these were exhibited in St. John's House there, but I believe without any notice taken of them in its Proceedings; and another was shown to the Archaeological Society, at their last Chester Congress, by Colonel Biddulph, at Chirk Castle; when more were mentioned by the visitors as in their possession, anxious as your correspondents to know the import of the inscriptions. They are sometimes seen exposed in the shops of Wardour Street, and in other curiosity shops of ...
— Notes & Queries, No. 9, Saturday, December 29, 1849 • Various

... "and it keeps me all strung up. I weep, O so easily." Just then she lightly laid her hand on my arm, and I could see that the tears were rising to her eyes. I felt like asking her if she had ever tried running herself through a clothes wringer every morning? I did feel that someone ought to chirk her up, so I asked her if she remembered the advice of the editor who received a letter from a young lady troubled the same way. She stated that she couldn't explain it, but every little while, without any apparent cause, she would ...
— Remarks • Bill Nye



Words linked to "Chirk" :   voice, chirk up, sound, vocalize, vocalise



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