Simple past tense and past participle of cheer. (verb)
Examples of word cheered
As drivers navigated through cones and barrels, relatives, friends and co-workers cheered from the sidelines as each driver's name, tenure at Metro and number of miles driven without an accident were announced by loudspeaker.
Palin cheered alright, look at the crowds that came to see the "CLOWN" performing like a little monkey .... yet knowing that she would soon be back in her cage in Alaska.
Maria Sharapova cheered from the bench, and joined in the celebration after the win.
Actress Jessica Alba - another friend of Davis, who also invited Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson to both Oakland games - cheered from a front-row seat.
Including those who cheered from the sidelines – our current chief.
Left-hander Bob Bryan served an ace on match point, and the brothers celebrated with their trademark chest bump as Roddick and Fish cheered from the first row.
His expression cheered up as the door to the cell section opened and another uniformed man stepped in.
Travelling the globe, meeting royalty, being treated like royalty and having his name cheered by an entire arena in Glasgow, Scotland, are just some of his tales.
However, reports of the conference call cheered investors and the Stoxx Europe 600 ended up 0.9% at 220.87.