Synonyms for Cheers
cheers

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1. cheersinterjection

   Synonyms:
   see you later alligator, chin chin, see you after, here’s mud in your eye, bye, laters, thanks, catch you later, down the hatch, skoal, ta, see you later, ta ta, so long, cheerio, see you, bottoms up

2. cheersinterjection

   A common toast used when drinking in company.

   Synonyms:
   thanks, catch you later, cheerio, see you later alligator, ta ta, here’s mud in your eye, see you, down the hatch, bye, bottoms up, skoal, laters, see you later, chin chin, see you after, ta, so long

3. cheersinterjection

   goodbye

   Synonyms:
   ta, bottoms up, see you later, catch you later, ta ta, here’s mud in your eye, so long, cheerio, thanks, see you later alligator, laters, see you, skoal, chin chin, bye, down the hatch, see you after

4. cheersinterjection

   thank you

   Synonyms:
   see you after, cheerio, skoal, bottoms up, see you later alligator, ta ta, see you later, here’s mud in your eye, ta, thanks, catch you later, laters, chin chin, down the hatch, bye, so long, see you

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1. cheers

   Praise is the hearty approval of an individual, or of a number or multitude considered individually, and is expressed by spoken or written words; applause, the spontaneous outburst of many at once. Applause is expressed in any way, by stamping of feet, clapping of hands, waving of handkerchiefs, etc., as well as by the voice; acclamation is the spontaneous and hearty approval of many at once, and strictly by the voice alone. Thus one is chosen moderator by acclamation when he receives a unanimous viva voce vote; we could not say he was nominated by applause. Acclaim is the more poetic term for acclamation, commonly understood in a loftier sense; as, a nation's acclaim. Plaudit is a shout of applause, and is commonly used in the plural; as, the plaudits of a throng. Applause is also used in the general sense of praise. Approbation is a milder and more qualified word than praise; while praise is always uttered, approbation may be silent. "Approbation speaks of the thing or action.... Praise is always personal." A. W. and J. C. Hare Guesses at Truth first series, p. 549. [Macmillan & Co. '66.] Acceptance refers to an object or action; approbation may refer to character or natural traits. Approval always supposes a testing or careful examination, and frequently implies official sanction; approbation may be upon a general view. The industry and intelligence of a clerk win his employer's approbation; his decision in a special instance receives his approval. Praise is always understood as genuine and sincere, unless the contrary is expressly stated; compliment is a light form of praise that may or may not be sincere; flattery is insincere and ordinarily fulsome praise.

   Synonyms:
   acclaim, acclamation, adulation, applause, approbation, approval, cheering, compliment, encomium, eulogy, flattery, laudation, panegyric, plaudit, praise, sycophancy

   Antonyms:
   abuse, animadversion, blame, censure, condemnation, contempt, denunciation, disapprobation, disapproval, disparagement, hissing, ignominy, obloquy, reproach, reproof, repudiation, scorn, slander, vilification, vituperation

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1. List of paraphrases for "cheers":

   clink, health, tchim, -cheers, cheerio, shouts, slogans, hooray, oorah

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1. Directors Guild:

   I don't think you should ever go back, (Various interests have) talked to us about a 'Cheers' reunion for years -- I don't want to do one.

2. Choi Wan-hee:

   It cheers up the atmosphere.

3. Stefan Bratzel:

   There were too many cheers after the technical fixes for European cars were presented. There was an impression that the job was largely done. But that's far from true.

4. Hocaly Pena:

   If somebody is upset and comes to the line and sees something that they like, it cheers them up a little bit, it brings a little bit of home out here.

5. Nancy Hogshead-Makar:

   It would n’t take away a slot from anybody else, but they would be able to be in the pool and compete, everybody would welcome that and everybody would be cheering for Lia Thomas. But right now, when Lia Thomas touches the wall, nobody cheers until the second-place finisher.