Third person singular or plural present tense of 'chivvy'; harasses or repeatedly urges someone forward.
Present tense conjugation of 'chivvy,' a British English variant of 'chivy,' from origins possibly related to chase or harassment in Northern English dialect.
The double-'v' spelling in 'chivvy' is a British thing—it's an example of how spelling differences between British and American English sometimes come from regional dialect variations.
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