Word Network: cheer

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Alison Hammond Reacts To Legendary Interview With Harrison Ford & Ryan Gosling | This Morning

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"Are You Not Entertained?" Movie Clip - Gladiator (2000)

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Related Words (1)

cheering

Cheering describes the act of shouting with joy, approval, or encouragement, often in a group setting. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something that makes someone feel happier or more optimistic.

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Grammar Connections (5)

Okie-dokie vs. Okey-dokey-meaning: What's the Difference?

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I-have vs. I-has vs. I-had: What's the Difference?

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English Phrasal Verbs: Small Words, Big Meanings (get up, turn on)

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Hello & Goodbye — Essential Greetings

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Simile vs. Metaphor vs. Analogy: What's the Difference?

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Used in Phrases (6)

Cheerio

British bye

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Cheers!

Toast or informal thanks.

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Cheer up!

Be happy! Don't be sad!

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Cheer up.

Be happy, stop being sad.

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cheer up

Become happier.

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Cheers

British thanks

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