cheerscale

noun
UK /ˈtʃɪə.skeɪl/
US /ˈtʃɪr.skeɪl/

A cheerscale is a fun chart that shows how happy or excited people are.

The teacher made a cheerscale on the wall to track how cheerful the class felt each day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A scale used to measure how loud a crowd's cheering is.

The stadium used a cheerscale to see which team's fans shouted louder.

3. A set of levels for rating how festive or lively an event feels.

On the party cheerscale, the surprise dance scored a perfect ten.

4. A playful tool for comparing how cheerful different things are.

We put sunny days and rainy days on a cheerscale to see which made us smile more.