Interjection:

ಚೀರ್ಸ್,

cheers's Usage Examples:

herself as an Empress and demands that residents of London bow to her, they jeeringly respond by saying in Cockney dialect, "Three cheers for the Hempress of.

cheers to the bossy team captain, Cassie Lynn Nubbles (Kim Valentine), who snobbishly refuses to listen to Laura since she is a freshman.

The train's arrival at the Wellington Street train station was greeted with cheers from nearly all residents of the community, who had assembled at the station, and the event was celebrated with a fireworks display.

She cheers and applauds and has a conversation with him until, at the end, she realizes she has been conversing with the wrong boy and not Mason after all.

a la bim bom ba, a la bio, a la bao, a la bim bom ba, Mexico Mexico, Rah rah rah!!!" This most famous of Mexican cheers[citation needed] appeared at Mexican.

The Philadelphia crowd erupted in prolonged cheers.

flattery because it "raises downcast spirits, comforts the sad, rouses the apathetic, stirs up the stolid, cheers the sick, restrains the headstrong, brings.

cheersquads which will sometimes wave enormous coloured pompoms known as floggers after the umpire has signalled a goal.

Most section cheers tend to be either well-known pop songs, opportunities to poke fun at school opponents/other sections or inside jokes.

Everyone joyfully cheers for this idea, while Boggis, Bunce, and Bean are left waiting in vain for the fox to emerge from his hole.

The previous advertising message had run: "revitalises the palate, refreshes and strengthens, gladdens and cheers, at home and.

because it "raises downcast spirits, comforts the sad, rouses the apathetic, stirs up the stolid, cheers the sick, restrains the headstrong, brings lovers.

Mussolini landed in Tobruk (Libya) during World War II amid artillery salvoes, hooting sirens, waving flags and the cheers of the multitude.

Synonyms:

approval, bravo, hooray, banzai, salvo, hurrah, commendation,

Antonyms:

good nature, agreeableness, misconception, cheerfulness, disapproval,