Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

chispar

verb

/ˈʧɪspɑːr/

Definition

To create a sharp, high-pitched sound, often caused by striking or scrubbing against a hard surface.

Examples

The firecrackers chispar in the night sky, lighting up the darkness with sharp sounds.
As she scoured the pan, the metal began to chispar, signaling it was too hot.
He could hear the chispar of the ice as he skated across the frozen lake.

Meaning

Chispar refers to the action of producing a sound that resembles a high-pitched fizz or crackle, typically attributed to certain actions involving friction or impact.