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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning My neighbor is a chivvy, always borrowing things and not returning them.
The new neighbor is a chivvy, always asking for help.
The person on the phone was a chivvy, not letting me end the conversation.
The constant ringing of the phone became a chivvy to the receptionist.
The chivvy of the salesperson at the mall made me want to leave the store.
The traffic jam on the way to work is a daily chivvy.
Don't chivvy your coworkers too much; you don't want to get on their nerves.
My colleague is a chivvy, always interrupting me during meetings.
She loves to chivvy her friends into trying new foods.
She would chivvy her little brother until he laughed.
The chivvy construction noise was loud and distracting.
The chivvy sound of the dripping faucet was driving her crazy.
The chivvy neighbor played loud music all night.
The chivvy music from the next-door party was keeping me awake.
Her chivvy coworker always interrupts her while she's working.
The chivvy mosquito buzzed around her ear all night.
The chivvy task of sorting through paperwork seemed endless.
The chivvy notifications from my phone were constantly interrupting me.
The chivvy children were running around and making noise in the library.
The chivvy telemarketer wouldn't stop calling me during dinner.
The chivvy salesperson wouldn't stop calling her phone.
The chivvy wait in the long line at the grocery store was frustrating.
The kids chivvy the dog around the yard, and it runs after them.
The boss likes to chivvy his employees to work harder, but they don't find it motivating.
The teacher had to chivvy the students to finish their homework.
You can chivvy me all you want, but I'm not going to change my mind.
Chivvy the artist to complete the artwork before the deadline.
Chivvy the customer service representative to escalate the issue.
The paparazzi would often chivvy the celebrity couple for photos.
The player on the other team was a chivvy, always taunting us.
My boss is a chivvy, always micromanaging my work.
The customer at the store was a chivvy, complaining about every little thing.
My classmate is a chivvy, always copying my answers.
That customer at the store was a chivvy, asking too many questions.
My roommate is a chivvy, always leaving a mess for me to clean up.
The driver in the car behind me was a chivvy, honking impatiently.
The guest at the wedding was a chivvy, complaining about the food and music.
The baby in the airplane was a chivvy, crying throughout the flight.
That guy in my class is a chivvy, always trying to one-up everyone else.
That kid at the park was a chivvy, always interrupting our game.
The person on the plane was a chivvy, taking up too much space with their bags.
That girl at the party was a chivvy, constantly talking about herself.
My boss is a chivvy, always giving me extra work.
The leak in the roof was a chivvy to the homeowner's peace of mind.
The broken printer was a chivvy to the administrative assistant's productivity.
The loud music from the neighboring apartment was a chivvy to the tenant's sleep.
The chivvy of the traffic jam made me late for my appointment.
The chivvy of the mosquito buzzing in my ear kept me from falling asleep.
The chivvy of mosquitoes was unbearable in the summer evenings.
The dripping faucet was a chivvy that kept me awake all night.
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