| BIRCHIRS | • BIRCHIR n. any of various primitive African freshwater fishes of the genus Polypterus, also BICHIR. |
| CHIRAGRA | • chiragra n. (Medicine) Gout in the hand. • CHIRAGRA n. (Greek) gout in the hand. |
| CHIRKEST | • chirkest adj. Superlative form of chirk: most chirk. • CHIRK adj. cheerful. |
| CHIRKING | • chirking v. Present participle of chirk. • CHIRK v. (Scots) to squeak. |
| CHIRLING | • chirling v. Present participle of chirl. • CHIRL v. (Scots) to emit a low sound, to warble. |
| CHIRMING | • chirming v. Present participle of chirm. • CHIRM v. to cry out, chirp. |
| CHIRPERS | • chirpers n. Plural of chirper. • CHIRPER n. a little bird. |
| CHIRPIER | • chirpier adj. Comparative form of chirpy: more chirpy. • CHIRPY adj. cheerful. |
| CHIRPILY | • chirpily adv. In a chirpy way. • CHIRPY adv. cheerful. |
| CHIRPING | • chirping v. Present participle of chirp. • chirping n. (Gerund of chirp) The act, or an instance of, chirping. • CHIRPING n. a sound made by birds. |
| CHIRRING | • chirring v. Present participle of chirr. • chirring v. Present participle of chirre. • chirring n. The sound of a chirr. |
| CHIRRUPS | • chirrups n. Plural of chirrup. • CHIRRUP v. to chirp repeatedly. |
| CHIRRUPY | • chirrupy adj. Making chirruping noises. • CHIRRUPY adj. cheerful. |
| CHIRTING | • CHIRT v. to squeeze, squirt. |
| TELECHIR | • telechir n. A robotic arm controlled by a human and offering a telepresence environment. • TELECHIR n. a form of robot controlled by telecommand. |