hurrays
Crowd's joyful cries
Hurrays is the plural of hurray, a shout of joy, approval, or encouragement.
The word captures collective celebration: The hurrays from the crowd grew louder as the team took the field.
As a verb form, it means cheers or applauds: The audience hurrays every time she hits the high note.
Casual toast or farewell
- applauseCollective hand-clapping approval
- shoutsLoud vocal outbursts
- exclamationsEmphatic verbal outbursts
- ovationExtended audience applause
acclaim · jubilation · whoops · yells · roars · salutes · toasts · bravos
Resounding, celebrated victory
- winAchieve victory
- successFavorable outcome attained
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
- achievementAccomplished goal or deed
championship · medals · trophies · podium · finish line · gold · winners · champions
Vocal encouragement given
- supportTo uphold or sustain
- rallyingAssembling for unified action
- boostingIncreasing force or level
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
pep · spirit · enthusiasm · energy · uplift · inspiration · rooting · backing
cheers
Casual toast or farewell
- applauseCollective hand-clapping approval
- shoutsLoud vocal outbursts
- exclamationsEmphatic verbal outbursts
ovation · acclaim · jubilation · whoops · yells · roars · salutes · toasts · bravos · huzzahs
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
achievement · championship · medals · trophies · podium · finish line · gold · winners · champions · celebrations
cheering
Vocal encouragement given
motivation · pep · spirit · enthusiasm · energy · uplift · inspiration · rooting · backing · morale
- last hurrahsConcluding triumphant gestures
- hip hip hurrahTraditional triple acclamation