chirper
chirper by standupdouble July 13, 2011
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chirper
n. A person who is one of those stuck-up, abercrombie-wearing, snobby acting, big-mouth, preppy people cliques and thinks that they are all that just because their parents buy them brand named clothes and itouches. They think that they rule the WORLD but deep down inside, they know they're just empty.
chirper by Sakura_Yamashita November 9, 2009
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chirper
Refers to a Nextel phone that has the "Direct Connect" function, allowing one to "chirp" their friend with another Nextel phone and talk for free, akin to using a very long range walkie talkie. It is the prefereable cost-conscious method of communication in the San Francisco Bay Area.
chirper
chirper is a slur against people who just cant keep their mouth shut, it can also be used as "chirping".
chirper by cfm_sonicwire October 10, 2023
chirper
during sex when a girl has repetative high picked moans during orgasm that sound like a bird chirping, they happen very fast like a machine gun.
Bird Chirper
Someone whom of which always hates and or pushing someone or something off their pivot to success. In short, a hater that constantly bugs or tries to piss someone off by being in their phone 24/7
Bird Chirper by Skrillo February 24, 2022
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