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Cheering The act of making loud and enthusiastic noises to show support or approval, often done while waving flags or wearing team colors. ■ "Goooo Falcons!" The crowd was cheering so loudly, I could feel the vibrations in my bones.
Applauding The act of enthusiastically clapping and cheering, usually for a performance. ■ "I was applauding so loudly during the concert that I could hear my own applause!"
bleachers A type of seating in a sports stadium, often used for cheering on the home team. Also known as "the stands." ■ "The bleachers were filled with excited fans, ready to cheer on their beloved team."
colosseum A grand amphitheater where humans and animals are brutally killed in front of a cheering crowd. ■ "I can't believe you want to go to the Colosseum to watch people get gutted by lions. That's just barbaric!
Encourages To give someone the motivation or confidence to do something. ■ "The cheering crowd encourages the runners to keep going, even when they feel like giving up."
inspires To fill someone with a sudden feeling of great enthusiasm and confidence. ■ "When I heard the crowd cheering, it really inspired me to give my best performance!"
placed To put something or someone in a position of importance or honor. ■ The queen was placed on her throne, surrounded by cheering crowds and applause.
Rally A large gathering of people for a common purpose, such as cheering on a sports team. ■ "Let's go to the rally and show our support for our favorite band!"
buckeyes Small, round, edible nuts found on the Ohio buckeye tree. They are a popular snack in the United States and can be eaten raw or roasted. ■ "I love eating Buckeyes at the Ohio State football games! They're such a fun snack to munch on while cheering on my favorite team."
Intentions The act of trying to make someone else laugh by using humor. This is often done with the intention of cheering up a person who is feeling down or to create a lighthearted mood. ■ "I had the best intentions when I told that joke, but it fell flat."
Loyalties A strong feeling of allegiance or support for a particular person, group, or organization. ■ John's loyalties to the football team he has supported since childhood are unbreakable. Even when the team loses every game, John will always be there, cheering them on with his loyal heart.