Associations to the word «Cheers»
Noun
- Applause
- Sitcom
- Cheer
- Boo
- Ringing
- Shout
- Malone
- Crowd
- Toast
- Yell
- Waving
- Shouting
- Woody
- Diane
- Salute
- Bartender
- Hiss
- Laughter
- Groan
- Volley
- Carla
- Roar
- Whistle
- Handkerchief
- Spectator
- Chambers
- Multitude
- Emmy
- Waitress
- Throng
- Chant
- Tumult
- Niles
- Three
- Crane
- Enthusiasm
- Sideline
- Bystander
- Audience
- Announcement
- Clap
- Shelley
- Rebecca
- Burst
- Beacon
- Norm
- Outburst
- Shelton
- Chorus
- Clatter
- Gasp
- Pooh
- Finale
- Finch
- Assemblage
- Ted
- Orator
- Cry
- Tar
- Balcony
- Peterson
- Paramount
- Boyd
- Coachman
- Greeting
- Taxi
- Rejoicing
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CHEERS, verb. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cheer
CHEERS, noun. Plural of cheer
CHEERS, interjection. A common toast used when drinking in company.
CHEERS, interjection. (British) (informal) goodbye
CHEERS, interjection. (British) (Australian) (NZ) (informal) thank you
Wise words
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