groupcheer

noun
UK /ˈɡruːp.tʃɪər/
US /ˈɡruːp.tʃɪr/

A groupcheer is when many people cheer together to make someone happy.

The whole class gave a groupcheer when the team won the game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A loud shout of joy made by a crowd at once.

A groupcheer rose from the fans as the goal went in.

3. A short chant that a team or group says together to boost morale.

The players did a groupcheer before running onto the field.

4. The happy noise a group makes to welcome someone.

There was a groupcheer when the teacher walked in with the surprise.