rushofcheer

noun
UK /rʌʃ əv tʃɪə/
US /rʌʃ əv tʃɪr/

A sudden happy feeling that makes you feel warm and glad inside.

When the whole class sang to her, she felt a rush of cheer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A quick, loud shout of encouragement from a crowd.

A rush of cheer went up when the team scored.

3. A short moment when everyone suddenly feels hopeful and upbeat.

The sunny morning brought a rush of cheer to the whole town.

4. A sudden burst of festive spirit at a party or celebration.

Balloons and music created a rush of cheer at the birthday party.