cheers

Formscheerses, cheersing, cheersed

1. 1
   interjection

   A friendly word people say while raising their glasses to drink together.

   Cheers! May this be the best year yet for all of us.

   We raised our glasses and said "Cheers" before the first round.

2. 2
   interjectioncolloquialCommonwealth

   A casual, friendly way to say thank you to someone.

   You grabbed my umbrella for me? Cheers!

   Cheers for covering my shift on Friday. I owe you one.

   Similarthanks, ta

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3. 3
   interjectioncolloquialCommonwealth

   A casual way to say goodbye, often at the end of an email or message.

   That's all for today's update. Cheers, Maria.

   Great write-up. I totally agree with your point. Cheers.

   Similarbye, cheerio

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4. 4
   verbtransitive or intransitive

   To say "cheers" before you drink, to honor someone or something.

   Let's cheers to your new job and everything good ahead!

   We always cheers each other before the first sip.

   Similartoast

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5. 5
   noun

   Plural of cheer. Use this form when talking about more than one shout of joy or support.

   Loud cheers filled the stadium when the home team scored.

   The crowd gave three cheers for the winner.

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   verb

   The form of cheer used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.

   The crowd cheers every time the home team scores.

   She cheers loudly from the front row at every game.

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