n. a cry or shout of approval; v. cause somebody to feel happier
The fans were hoarse after cheering for their team.
The fans were hoarse after cheering for their team.
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Who was the parrot cheering for?
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Who were all the people cheering for?
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What sort of pie are the characters cheering for?
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Who starts the Ichiko cheering crowd?
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At the end of the story, why is the crowd cheering for the Princess in Black and Blacky?
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She showed disloyalty by cheering for the Gators.
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You may also lift cheering crowds onto their what?
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Why did Splat stop cheering when he saw a green sprout?
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Who was Jackie cheering for in the 1936 Olympic Games?
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How did Chan know Young was always cheering for him?
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There was an abatement in the cheering when the team fell behind.
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Why does Beatrice need cheering up?
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Their taste buds are cheering for a squeeze of sunshine from what fruit?
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The mascots were cheering for their team.
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shout; encouragement; root on; comfort
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clearing
dearing
deering
dering
earring
fearing
gearing
gering
hearing
nearing
rearing
schwering
searing
shearing
smearing
sneering
spearing
steering
tearing
veering
adhering
appearing
premiering
rehearing
auctioneering
disappearing
domineering
engineering
interfering
oceaneering
overhearing
pioneering
profiteering
racketeering
volunteering
electioneering
imagineering
reengineering
bioengineering
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