Having a cheerful, bright quality like the sound of chirping birds; full of pleasant sounds.
Derived from chirrup (the verb/noun) plus the adjectival suffix -y, which transforms nouns into adjectives describing their qualities. This formation became common in English to describe anything with chirrupping characteristics.
Chirrupy is a lovely example of how English speakers add personality to words—we can describe a person's mood or voice as chirrupy to mean they're bright and cheerful without saying 'cheerful' directly!
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