collectivecheer

noun
UK /kəˈlɛktɪv tʃɪə/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv tʃɪr/

A big happy shout from many people at the same time.

When the team scored, the crowd let out a loud collectivecheer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The happy feeling a whole group shares when something good happens.

There was a collectivecheer in the room when the snow day was announced.

3. A planned moment when everyone cheers together to support someone.

The students gave a collectivecheer for their teacher on her birthday.

4. The loud sound of many voices celebrating at once.

The collectivecheer from the stadium could be heard across town.