1. to harass, pester, or nag someone persistently to do something
Usage: present participle of 'chivy' or 'chivvy'; informal, chiefly British
2. to chase or drive someone or something hurriedly from place to place
Usage: present participle of 'chivy' or 'chivvy'; informal

Examples

• She was always chivvying her children to finish their homework.
• The coach kept chivvying the players to move faster during practice.
• Stop chivvying me about the deadline—I'll get it done!
• The dog was chivvying the sheep across the field.
• He spent the morning chivvying his team to meet the project goals.
• My mother is constantly chivvying me to clean my room.