Definition
Definition of cheerer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
joy bringerDated person or thing that brings joy or happinessDated
- The clown was a great cheerer at the children's party..
2.
drinkDated UK glass of spirit with warm waterDated UK
- He enjoyed a cheerer after dinner in the pub.
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glass of spirit with warm water
Expressions with cheerer
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someone or something that makes people happy
My dog is the best cheerer-upper when I'm sad.
Origin of cheerer
Old English, cēorian (to cheer)
Examples of cheerer in a sentence
Her smile was a cheerer on gloomy days. A cheerer was just what he needed on a cold night. She offered him a cheerer to lift his spirits.
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- French:joyeux luron, grog, ...
- German:Freudenbringer, Heißgetränk, ...
- Italian:animatore, grog, ...
- Spanish:animador, trago caliente, ...
- Portuguese:animador, aguardente quente, ...
- Chinese:使人高兴的人, 暖酒, ...
- Japanese:喜ばせる人, ホットトディ, ...
- Arabic:مُبْهِج, كَأْس مُشْرُوب رُوحِي دَافِئ, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׂמֵּחַ, כּוֹסִית, ...
- Russian:весельчак, глинтвейн, ...
- Ukrainian:веселун, напій, ...
- Hindi:खुश करने वाला, चीरर, ...
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