Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪpər/
noun a person who is cheerful and lively
A1 I saw a chipper at the park picking up trash.
A2 The chipper was humming a cheerful tune as it worked.
B1 The chipper's bright personality always lifted the team's spirits.
B2 The chipper in the office was known for always being positive and energetic.
C1 The chipper's enthusiasm was contagious, spreading to everyone around them.
C2 Despite the challenges, the chipper remained optimistic and motivated.
adjective lively and cheerful
A1 The chipper little bird sang a cheerful song.
A2 She always wakes up feeling chipper and ready to start the day.
B1 Despite the rainy weather, he remained chipper and optimistic.
B2 The chipper attitude of the team helped them overcome the challenges.
C1 Her chipper demeanor was contagious, lifting the spirits of everyone around her.
C2 Even in the face of adversity, he managed to maintain a chipper outlook on life.
formal Despite the early hour, she arrived at work looking chipper and ready to start the day.
informal Even after a long night out, he always manages to wake up feeling chipper.
slang I don't know what she's so chipper about, it's just Monday.
figurative His chipper attitude was like a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day.
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