Similar words: cheerleader, cheerless, peerless, sheerly, cheer, overleap, overleaf, cheers. Meaning: v. act as a cheerleader in a sports event.
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(1) We want someone not just to cheerlead but to help us revamp our organization.
(2) The conventions have become nothing but cheerleading rallies for the presidential campaign.
(3) The conventions have become nothing but cheerleading rallies for the presidential campaign ahead, their substantive political role all but eliminated.
(4) Instead, his cheerleading coach said, he chose to spend his spring break on a cruise ship.
(5) His unabashed cheerleading for Cal was most visible at football games.
(6) Cheerleading, for me, always has come in second compared to my many other involvements.
(7) New Labour failed to mention the theatre in one of its early cheerleading manifestos for Cool Britannia.
(8) Thus, the team leader had real authority, not just cheerleading responsibility.
(9) John Monnett turned down a chance to take part in a national cheerleading competition in Florida next week.
More similar words: cheerleader, cheerless, peerless, sheerly, cheer, overleap, overleaf, cheers, cheery, interleave, cloverleaf, cheer up, cheerio, cheerily, cheerful, cheering, cheerfully, cheerfulness, floor leader, bread and cheese, cheddar cheese, merle, sheer, coverlet, sheers, motherless, paperless, fatherless, queerly, powerless.