Synonyms for Cheers:

• n.

  •
  • aa,
  • to your health.
  •
  • thank you,
  • much obliged,
  • THX,
  • thanks,
  • shout out,
  • I owe you,
  • bless you,
  • please.
  •
  • farewell,
  • see you,
  • aloha,
  • ciao,
  • catch you later,
  • goodbye,
  • all the best,
  • adios,
  • good night,
  • take it easy.
  •acclamation (noun)
  • standing os,
  • big hands,
  • cheerings.
  •applause (noun)
  • hand clappings,
  • standing ovations,
  • eulogizings,
  • bring down house,
  • rootings,
  • handclappings,
  • hand-clappings.
  •cheers (noun)
  • heres looking to you,
  • bye-bye,
  • ta-ta,
  • bye,
  • heres mud in your eye,
  • to absent friends,
  • see you later,
  • say cheers as a toast,
  • happy landings,
  • heres to you,
  • bottoms up,
  • your good health,
  • heres to,
  • so long.
  •encore (noun)
  • re petition,
  • re-appearance,
  • re-petitions,
  • re-turns,
  • re turns,
  • re-petition,
  • Re-turn,
  • re appearances,
  • re appearance,
  • re turn,
  • repeat performances,
  • re petitions,
  • re-appearances.
  •plaudits (noun)
  • plaudits,
  • stampings.
  •pleasures (noun)
  • relishes,
  • enjoyments,
  • Ecstasies,
  • raptures,
  • joys,
  • gaieties,
  • delights,
  • contentments,
  • pleasures,
  • amusements,
  • satisfactions.

• v.

  •bottoms up (verb)
  • down hatch,
  • downs the hatch,
  • cheerses,
  • cheersing,
  • downs hatch,
  • downed the hatch,
  • downing the hatch,
  • cheersed,
  • downed hatch,
  • downing hatch.
  •celebrates (verb)
  • commemorates,
  • exults,
  • hallows,
  • celebrates,
  • frolics,
  • trumpets,
  • lauds,
  • observes,
  • praises,
  • solemnizes,
  • hails,
  • glorifies,
  • makes merry,
  • revels,
  • enjoys,
  • acclaims,
  • salutes,
  • rejoices,
  • venerates,
  • fetes,
  • inaugurates,
  • memorializes,
  • carouses,
  • honors,
  • Parties,
  • jubilates,
  • proclaims.
  •cheers (verb)
  • inspires,
  • pleases,
  • enlivens,
  • heartens,
  • consoles,
  • lightens,
  • gladdens,
  • brightens,
  • encourages.
  •cries (verb)
  • sobs,
  • howls,
  • hollers,
  • shouts,
  • growls,
  • exclaims,
  • clamors,
  • calls,
  • groans,
  • screams,
  • Cries,
  • yells,
  • bawls,
  • shrieks,
  • moans,
  • whoops.
  •pleases (verb)
  • satisfies,
  • exhilarates,
  • gratifies.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • drink,
  • drinking,
  • proof,
  • high,
  • hangover,
  • toast,
  • alcoholics anonymous,
  • alcoholism,
  • substance abuse,
  • binge drinking,
  • Al-Anon,
  • DUI,
  • dependence,
  • happy hour,
  • designated driver,
  • flow,
  • pub crawl,
  • Dutch Courage,
  • delirium tremens,
  • drunk driving,
  • DWI,
  • abuse,
  • kick.
  •
  • wassail.

Paraphrases for Cheers:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    cheering.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    -cheers.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    health-related.
  • Proper noun, singular
    congratulations, chuckles, -congratulations, reconsider, healthcare, congratulatory, congratulation, thanksgiving, research, pharmacology, correct, greeting, greetings, mercy, rethinking, yeah, Prithee, CCHS, cooper, Merci, HC, farber, H, strength, farewell, nice, CONGRATS, provinces, CIHR, thank, great, brilliant, revisit, goodnight, -yes, Gracias, immunization, care, cancer, proper, redemption, outcomes, Environments, Good-bye, revise, luck, thanks, Connie, enjoy, cute, Physicians, reviewing, -right, medicinal, medicine, revising, alright, please, UM, -yeah, infection, -goodbye, -thanks, -sure, grazie, wellness, thank-you, cool, Derek, RHA, riedel, thankyou, -bye-bye, review, Bonjour, heilo, salvation, nursing, GRANDE, fitness, pleasant, busted, hiya, Garrad, bravo, risk, 'malley, lucy, YEP, Hallo, -thank, imaging, attaboy, slogans, iuck, salve, hl, safety, diabetes, Veterans, CDC, toast, Bonne, morning, illness, HOLA, RFA, kirk, ta, Sante, ciao, maid, THX, fine, MOH, hospital, Justin, fun, OI, salut, okay, ottawa, clink, hold, Aye, canada, disease, Diseases, -okay, Jill, -good, good, goods, health-related.
  • Noun, plural
    chanting, screaming, chants, practitioners, professionals, Caregivers, yelling, cree, Crees, screams, disorders, vocalizations, behaviours, providers, phrases, shouts, nutrients, determinants, Nurses, soundbites, Yours, approvals, t-shirts, OOPS, dears, Canadians, seniors, clinics, laters, glasses, occupants, WHIMS, sakes, humans, kudos, vitals, Vives, congratulations, Grants, calls, souls, sounds, bottoms, go, greetings, CONGRATS, provinces, Gracias, outcomes, Environments, thanks, Physicians, -thanks, bravo, slogans, Diseases.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    practitioner, refreshment, merchandise, gratitude, flourishing, peachy, medicare, lover, re, well-being, arthritis, physician, freight, ill-health, sickness, robustness, public-health, ordeal, wellbeing, mm-hmm, self-care, healing, shape, condition, wow, JE, soundness, barrel, playing, cargo, sanity, limb, ta-ta, mud, goody, bow, healthcare, drink, glass, greeting, mercy, Merci, farewell, nice, thank, goodnight, care, cancer, redemption, thanks, enjoy, medicine, grazie, wellness, thank-you, thankyou, heilo, salvation, nursing, fitness, hiya, toast, illness, ta, OI, okay, clink, disease, good, celebration, health-related.
  • Interjection
    rejoice, champagne, UH, Ah, hear, Whew, OORAH, thaaanks, OOH, tchim, -hurray, Hurra, huzzah, hanks, Prosit, Whoa, pffrt, yahoo, WHOO, gratitude, wow, drink, Merci, nice, brilliant, thanks, please, thankyou, toast, ta, okay, -okay.
  • Verb, past tense
    welcomed, provides, treasures, hosted.
  • Verb, base form
    drink, care, toast.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    cheerio, Cries.
  • Noun, plural
    Cries.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    cheerio, Good-bye.
  • Interjection
    happiness.

Cheers Sentence Examples:

• Everywhere along the front of Green's division the wild cheers of victory were ringing.

• The boy was borne aloft on their shoulders through the yard amid the cheers of boys and girls - was borne on into the gymnasium, and before the lad could quite realize what was going on he heard himself cheered as captain of the foot - ball team for the next year, and was once more borne out, around and aloft again - while John Burnham with a full heart, and Mavis and Marjorie with wet eyes, looked smilingly on.