Synonym: comfort, gladden, gladness, happiness, hope, praise. Antonym: gloom, melancholy. Similar words: cheer up, sheer, cheek, cheese, deer, peer, steer, sheet. Meaning: [tʃɪə] 
n. 1. a cry or shout of approval 2. the quality of being cheerful and dispelling gloom. v. 1. give encouragement to 2. show approval or good wishes by shouting 3. cause (somebody) to feel happier or more cheerful 4. become cheerful 5. urge on or encourage especially by shouts.
n. 1. a cry or shout of approval 2. the quality of being cheerful and dispelling gloom. v. 1. give encouragement to 2. show approval or good wishes by shouting 3. cause (somebody) to feel happier or more cheerful 4. become cheerful 5. urge on or encourage especially by shouts. 
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121 There they would line Hollins Hill as the walkers toiled up and cheer them on their way.
122 The Albert suspension bridge is all lit up and people cheer us.
123 Three points became one, but at least the faithful have something to cheer about and the revival might just be under way.
124 A deafening cheer rose from the crowd as the band walked onto the stage.
125 The men stiffened up to the color line, charged forward with a cheer, and drove back the enemy.
126 I sat down to a great Conservative cheer and then Michael Meacher had his opportunity.
127 A face drained of joy and a voice drained of cheer.
128 But the news brings little cheer for the 770 Alma workers laid off by the receivers.
129 It's the seventh defeat for Gloucestershire in eight limited over matches,[Sentencedict.com ] nothing to cheer about.
130 Nabers asks the seniors to come up with a cheer to break the huddle.
131 Uncle Hamish was already rising from his seat, looking positively twinkly with health and good cheer.
132 On both their parts, it seems, the good cheer was a facade for the benefit of the other.
133 At Great Bedwyn we stop for welcome break and cheer the first of the singles through.
134 A cheer went up as Joe was lifted on a stretcher and carried from the van into the house.
135 Cheer up, Mandy - the insurance will cover most of the damage.
136 The men had gone to bed in a rare mood of good cheer but were abruptly awakened in the early morning hours.
137 Today's house-price cheer has a good chance of fuelling tomorrow's repeat.
138 Anyway, Taureg survived thirty-eight depth charges so she deserves a bit of a cheer.
139 The speed limit on our motorways was reduced the other day, and I give a cheer for that.
140 Mom's kind of down in the dumps at the moment -- why don't you buy her something to cheer her up?
141 The jeep swung towards the gates of the sports ground, where more crowds were in place to cheer him.
142 Endill tried to cheer him up, tempting him with games of marbles underneath History class or journeys into the corridors.
143 I tried to cheer him up by telling a joke.
144 Lanterne Rouge Last rider on general classification, given a red lamp and a special cheer on arrival in Paris.
145 The blazing sun and swaying boat were hardly conducive to yuletide cheer.
146 A wild cheer went up from the people standing on the other side of the street.
147 It would certainly cheer up this crowd and give everyone something to talk about for the next week.
148 A crowd had come then to stare and cheer and lay bets - with the man Randall.
149 The social types turned out en masse to cheer on their friends and to put a little hard cash on the line.
150 I cheer as Reeves insists on voting for himself, stubbornly and gleefully throwing a kink into already gummy works.
More similar words: cheer up, sheer, cheek, cheese, deer, peer, steer, sheet, heel, pioneer, engineer, in the end, volunteer, pioneering, by the end of, at the end of, engineering, chef, chew, wheelchair, cheat, chest, cheap, in the event of, teacher, scheme, pitcher, kitchen, check up, catches.