Chivy [verb]

I should like to have seen one of 'em outside Chivy Wood to-day.

They are not in a hurry, nor "chivy" over their work either; the tides rise and fall slowly, and they work in correspondence.

After your soda and brandy take a good chivy in the open air, and you'll be all right by dinner-time.

I let the first class off easily, but the second I chivy through a whole year.

They'd 'ave nobody to chivy 'em when they come to the throne, or returned from the wars.

I thought: "In a day or two I shall get to like her, and then I shan't be able to chivy her."

The objective of the R. Sussex on the left was the enemy's trenches along the Chivy road.

It was an eternal game of chivy or hide-and-seek, each person being by turn the hunter and the hunted.

Every year I have some seven such hopefuls whom, to express it in the students' slang, I "chivy" or "floor."