chevy

[ˈʧɛvi]

chevy Definition

• 1. to chase or pursue someone or something
• 2. to annoy or pester someone

Using chevy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "chevy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The dog chased the cat around the yard.

• Example

  He kept chevy-ing me to lend him money.

• Example

  The paparazzi were chevy-ing the celebrity all day.

chevy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for chevy

• chase
• pursue
• follow
• hound
• harass

Phrases with chevy

• have a chevy with

  to have an argument or dispute with someone

  Example

  I had a chevy with my boss over the new project.

• play chevy

  a children's game in which one player chases the others and tries to touch them

  Example

  The kids were playing chevy in the park.

• give someone the chevy

  to annoy or irritate someone

  Example

  His constant complaining was giving me the chevy.

Origins of chevy

origin unknown, possibly from the noun 'chevy' meaning 'chase'

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Summary: chevy in Brief

'Chevy' [ˈʧɛvi] is a verb that means to chase or pursue someone or something, or to annoy or pester someone. It can be used in phrases like 'have a chevy with' or 'give someone the chevy.' The term is also used in the children's game 'play chevy.'