cheep

[tʃiːp]

cheep Definition

• 1. a short, high-pitched sound made by a bird or a small animal
• 2. to make a short, high-pitched sound

Using cheep: Examples

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

• Example

  The baby birds cheeped loudly in the nest.

• Example

  The mice were cheeping in the corner of the room.

• Example

  The chicks cheeped for food.

• Example

  The bird cheeped a warning to its mate.

cheep Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cheep

• chirp
• tweet
• chitter
• peep

Phrases with cheep

• cheap and cheerful

  inexpensive but enjoyable or attractive

  Example

  We stayed at a cheap and cheerful hotel near the beach.

• cheep shot

  an unfair or unsporting remark or action

  Example

  That was a real cheep shot, making fun of his disability like that.

• cheep wine

  inexpensive wine of low quality

  Example

  I don't want any of that cheep wine. Bring me the good stuff.

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Summary: cheep in Brief

'Cheep' [tʃiːp] is a verb or noun that refers to a short, high-pitched sound made by birds or small animals. It can also mean to make such a sound. 'Cheap and cheerful' is a common phrase that means inexpensive but enjoyable or attractive. 'Cheep shot' refers to an unfair or unsporting remark or action, while 'cheep wine' denotes inexpensive wine of low quality.