cheers
/tʃɪəz
/exclamation informal
1Expressing good wishes before drinking: ‘Cheers,’ she said, raising her glass...
- For the betterment of them we shall eat, cheers!
- But now we have and it should be read tongue in cheek and beer in hand - cheers!
Synonyms
here's to you, good health, your health, here's health, skol, good luck;
Irish slainte;
German prost, prosit;
French salut;
Spanish salud
informal bottoms up, down the hatch
British informal here's mud in your eye
British informal, dated cheerio, chin-chin, here's how
2British Expressing good wishes on parting or ending a conversation: ‘Cheers, Jack, see you later.’
3chiefly British Expressing gratitude or acknowledgement for something: Billy tossed him the key. ‘Cheers, pal.’...
- The lads certainly appreciated your support - cheers!
Rhymes
- interestedness
- interest-free
- interest group
- interesting
- interestingly
- interestingness
- interest rate
- interethnic
- interface
- interfacial
- interfacing
- interfaith
- interfere
- interference
- interference fit
- interferential
- interferer
- interfering
- interferingly
- interferogram
- interferogramme
- interferometer
- interferometric
- interferometrically
- interferometry