Similar words: steering wheel, cheerio, jeering, leering, steering, sneering, pioneering, engineering. Meaning: [tʃɪə] 
n. encouragement in the form of cheers from spectators. adj. 1. providing freedom from worry 2. bringing cheer or gladness.
n. encouragement in the form of cheers from spectators. adj. 1. providing freedom from worry 2. bringing cheer or gladness. 
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151) Yet, the reason I most remember Carter's performance was that I broke one of sportswriting's cardinal rules: No cheering in the press box.
152) The election results were announced to the accompaniment of loud cheering.
153) She's feeling a bit down in the dumps and needs cheering up.
154) Its figure looks like a cheering gesture, also stretching arms preparing for a zealous inarm even more.
155) As the cheering faded, Igel introduced each faery, but the jumble of names clanged against my ears.
156) One exuberant Chinese rooter kept leaping to his feet and cheering loudly every time a Chinese player hit the ball, even if it was only a pop fly.
157) They were clapping and jumping up and down, cheering me in greeting.
158) Fans of all ages sit in bleacher seats and grandstands watching, snacking on hot dogs and peanuts, wearing their team's colors and cheering for their boys to be victorious.
159) Many critics thought De Niro would have favoured Drive, a violent road movie that had critics cheering during its goriest parts.
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