Cheery expressions
Cheers (British thanks): Thanks for nothing, 2016.Cheers! (Before drinking): Remember to look into each otherâs eyes otherwise Trump will become President... oh, never mind.
Cheerio (British goodbye): The Brits said a big one recently.
Cheer up! (Donât be sad!) Letâs do something about it. After New Yearâs eve, of course.
Definition
Cheer: joy, happiness, good spirit.To cheer: to shout for joy or encouragement; to comfort or console.
Cheerful: happy, joyful, content.
Ex: That cheerful guy must not have a TV.
Cheer in the news
There is none.Reasons for cheer
Global Warming: Good news! According to our new leaders, it doesnât exist anymore.Giant Sea Cows: The West Indian Manatee is no longer considered endangered. Great news for '(hu)manatee'.
(R.I.P.) 2016: The year is mercifully coming to an end. Cheers to New Years.
Definition
Cheer: joy, happiness, good spirit.To cheer: to shout for joy or encouragement; to comfort or console.
Cheerful: happy, joyful, content.
Ex: That cheerful guy must not have a TV.
Cheer in the news
There is none.Cheery expressions
Cheers (British thanks): Thanks for nothing, 2016.Cheers! (Before drinking): Remember to look into each otherâs eyes otherwise Trump will become President... oh, never mind.
Cheerio (British goodbye): The Brits said a big one recently.
Cheer up! (Donât be sad!) Letâs do something about it. After New Yearâs eve, of course.
Reasons for cheer
Global Warming: Good news! According to our new leaders, it doesnât exist anymore.Giant Sea Cows: The West Indian Manatee is no longer considered endangered. Great news for '(hu)manatee'.
(R.I.P.) 2016: The year is mercifully coming to an end. Cheers to New Years.
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