Chirruped [verb]

A solitary mosquito hummed, and two house sparrows, who had built beneath the roof, chirruped sleepily.

Then he grew very angry, and scolded and chirruped, as if he thought some one had made a 197 fool of him.

Birds sang and insects chirruped and breezes blew and foliage waved languidly.

She chirruped to the rather docile horse, and as the bells began to jingle she added: "What have you got in that box, Bertie?"

At that moment the whistle chirruped faint and shrill again, the note being repeated from the vast wall.

Wherever he went sparrows chirruped, and said to each other, "What a distinguished stranger!"

"Lucky is the bridegroom that the rain rains on seems to be your version of the proverb," chirruped his companion.

Burnett tightened his lines, chirruped to the horse, and drove on, the squatter staring open-mouthed after him.

A duodene of birdnotes chirruped bright treble answer under sensitive hands.

The blue wood-smoke ascended from the hamlets, and the companionable grasshopper sang and chirruped right and left.