chipper

That was pretty chipper talk for the mother of a dead girl!

Tim, meanwhile, was way too chipper about the whole thing.

In fact, Milan for the most part feels rather chipper about itself these days.

Sure enough, Laura was answered by a bright and chipper voice.

"What have you got to be so chipper about?"

His voice is completely normal, even chipper, not a hint of stress.

A chipper magazine reporter who will do anything for the next big scoop.

By now it was dark and there were not many chipper tourists taking pictures on the ride back.

The people who pick up the phone are so chipper and helpful we almost invited them to dinner.

"Good morning," Bowers said, trying not to sound too chipper.

"He's probably not going to feel too chipper tomorrow."

In spite of her protests, she hadn't looked too chipper.

"Jeff was so anxious that you know," she said in a bright, chipper voice.

"Everyone's been very chipper since he took over," the adjutant told Barton.

Bruce was mildly nervous, but otherwise quite chipper despite the early hour.

Her dining room staff of sweet, chipper waitresses is more serious than it looks.

He was very chipper, and seemed to be light- hearted and happy.

"You seem remarkably chipper this morning," Frazier observed, from his chair at the head of the table.

"You're a little too chipper for me," he said.

He looks ridiculously chipper, particularly given what he aims to do.

Kel said, her tone far too chipper for the early hour.

Then again, perhaps you're just a more chipper traveler than I am; you seemed to enjoy all your guidebooks equally.

"You're in a pretty chipper mood, considering it's your butt on the line if all this work doesn't get done."

But he did seem exceedingly chipper about it.

And the ring on her finger called out, in a cheerful, chipper voice: "Be brave!"

It was something to tell Chipper, who would want to know.

"But to become a great chipper, you probably need to have some kind of feel."

They were bright and chipper, in the best of health.

It was about a man who ground up his wife in a wood chipper.

They would be used to help guide and hold down the ice chipper.

Chipper is killed as they approach and the car crashes.

Then he moved twenty feet to the left and took another five, standing by the chipper.

Chipper was returned to her owner on 24 March 1919.

He wants to kill Chipper, the guy who owns the place.

"It's been up and down for the both of us," Chipper said.

"You look chipper," she said to see if it were so.

The workers fed 10 of the trees into a wood chipper.

They moved out, the chippers eager to leave these depths.

He also had a real bird in a cage called "Chipper".

Chipper makes their move early to avoid missing out on the credit for the attack.

Chipper, too, had a lot of concentrating to do after the first inning.

To help with this, many fire safe councils provide free access to a chipper.

"Here's a good place," I said, trying to sound chipper.

Well, start laying out the cables and we'll send down the chipper.

Take the chippers and sledge, make your way to the surface.

His list of children's books also includes Chipper (2001), about a young boy in a gang.

For instance, the owner of a small tree care company may only own one wood chipper.

"You seem chipper for keeping such late hours," remarked James.

After the party, the walls of greens went into a chipper for recycling.

They should just see themselves at these meetings, all frat boy and chipper.