CHEAR

Meaning of CHEAR in English

archaic

variant of cheer

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CHEAR — (n. & v.) See Cheer.
Английский словарь Webster
CHEAR — ( n. & v. ) See Cheer.
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CHEAR — noun & ·v ·see cheer.
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TORCHIERE — /tawr chear"/ , n. a floor lamp for indirect lighting, having its source of light within a reflecting bowl that …
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CHIRRUPY
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CHIRRUP — — chirrupper , n. /chear"euhp, cherr"-/ , v. , chirruped, chirruping , n. v.i. 1. to chirp: robins chirruping on …
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CHIRO — /chear"oh/ , n. , pl. chiros . the ladyfish, Elops saurus. [ orig. uncert. ]
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CHEERY
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CHEERO — /chear"oh/ , interj., n., pl. cheeros . Brit. cheerio. [ 1905-10; see CHEER, -O ]
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CHEERLY — /chear"lee/ , adv. Archaic. cheerily; cheeringly. [ CHEER + -LY ]
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CHEERLESS — — cheerlessly , adv. — cheerlessness , n. /chear"lis/ , adj. without cheer; joyless; gloomy: drab, cheerless surroundings. [ 1570-80; …
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CHEERLEADING — /chear"lee'ding/ , n. the action or skill of a cheerleader. [ 1950-55; CHEER + LEADING 1 ]
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CHEERLEADER — /chear"lee'deuhr/ , n. a person who leads spectators in traditional or formal cheering, esp. at a pep rally or athletic …
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CHEERLEAD — /chear"leed'/ , v. , cheerled, cheerleading . v.t. 1. to act as cheerleader for. 2. to encourage by or as …
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CHEERIO — /chear"ee oh', chear'ee oh"/ , interj., n., pl. cheerios . Chiefly Brit. interj. 1. good-bye; good-bye and good luck. 2. …
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CHEERFUL
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CHEERER-UPPER — /chear'euhr up"euhr/ , n. Informal. a person or thing that cheers a person up: A good joke is the best …
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CHEER — — cheerer , n. — cheeringly , adv. /chear/ , n. 1. a shout of encouragement, approval, congratulation, etc.: The …
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