cheer up buttercup

Phrase used toward a friend whose had a done day.

Cheer up buttercup! Tomorrow will bring better things :)

by PineappleJuice March 28, 2015

Cheer Kid

An unknown stereotype.
Cheer Kids are similar to Scene Kids, Emo Kids and Kandi Kids, but they're all their own.

Cheer Kids usually wear sunglasses and flipflops as often as possible and wear tons of jewlery. They love to wear skinny jeans, even if they're at the beach.

They dislike being called scene, but they don't label themselves - most Cheer Kids don't even know they're cheer.

Other than being obsessive with sunglasses, flipflops, jewlery and skinny jeans, cheers dress normally, but they're stand outs because of their accessories.

Danny: Is that girl scene?
Jon: No, no, she's a Cheer Kid - she looks normal but she's wearing sunglasses, nine necklaces, flipflops and skin-tight jeans.

by Tay-fin October 17, 2009

cheer it up

To cheer loudly and with great enthusiasm.
To drive oneself into a frenzy from cheering.

I totally cheered it up when the Celtics won.

Did you see Liz cheer it up at the show last night?

by Mathy Cathie February 19, 2011

cheer team

people who you can bond with and call your family. people who will be there with you when you need them. people who you spend your life with because you are at cheer 24/7. a cheer team will be your best friends.

did you see how close that cheer team is?

by faithhhhh January 8, 2021

Cheer queer

Usually a guy who does cheerleading. Most of the time thought of as a homo.

Look at that cheer queer, What a fucken pussy..

by JonnyC March 15, 2005

cheer up green bean

Popular expression used to comfort those in emotional distress. Also used in Russia.

Friend: "I want to kill myself"
Ashy: "Cheer up Green Bean"
Friend: "Thank you, I'm okay now"

by RelevantBanter May 27, 2015

cheer up charlie

(regional lesbian slang): The act of advancing your sexual wishes on an emotionally vulnerable, heterosexual woman. Although not usually physically coercive, a lesbian woman may sometimes use physical force to carry out sexual acts when the heterosexual woman is visibly too hysterical to defend herself.

Lesbian Girl 1: I had a real good time last night. I hung out with Cindy back at my place for ice cream and wine because she was sad after a hard break up with her boyfriend. Between sessions of intense crying, I found the perfect time to finger blast her ham wallet and we ended up scissoring all night.

Lesbian Girl 2: Now that's what I call a cheer up charlie.

by Sho Long January 4, 2011