cheerleader
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪrˌliːdər/
- At the championship game, the cheerleader led the crowd in loud chants to support her team.
- a school cheerleader
- a sports cheerleader
These aren't the high school cheerleaders and the quarterbacks.
- These aren't the high school cheerleaders and the quarterbacks.
- Let's see Texas varsity cheerleader Ariel Oliver.
- And I, I did try out for cheerleader my freshman year and my senior year.
- But now hot cheerleader has become neurosurgeon.
- I was dating a cheerleader, and my best friend played in the Colts marching band.
- There are rumors on the Internet that this guy had an affair with a male cheerleader in college and that he has gone to gay conversion therapy.
- Like you were like, you know, that that cheerleader from, from Andrew Melissa, like, oh, man, she's, she's at the top of the pyramid.
- But I would go to the cheerleader practices and make them basket toss me.
Examples
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Uh, he was on the football team and I was a cheerleader.
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She was a cheerleader, first violin in the school orchestra, and captain of the girls' softball team.
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But I sort of fell into things because I was a cheerleader in high school.
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When I got cast, it was one of the first jobs that I did and I was a cheerleader with a baby.
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In fact, she says that her daughter was the all American girl, a cheerleader, a track star, a straight, A honor student.
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"You know," I said, "I wanted to be a cheerleader more than anything else in the world."
Fiction book (1991) -
The most important thing a cheerleader wears is her attitude.
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For example, when I was a cheerleader at a school hockey game, my dad would attend the game.
Academic text (2018) -
You realize how hard the cheerleaders have worked to get where they are.
Fiction book (1991) -
I always knew she would make a good cheerleader for the Henenlotter Hamsters football team.
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Etymology
Cheerleader combines cheer ('shout of support' or 'happy call') and leader ('one who leads'), so a cheerleader is someone who leads the crowd in cheers to encourage a team.