Definition of «big cheer»

The phrase "big cheer" means a loud and enthusiastic display of support or applause for someone or something.

Can you I hear a great big cheer for these programs? (scratchingsandsniffings.com)
Big cheer of loyalty from the Tories. (politics.co.uk)
Clegg gets big cheers from the Tory backbenches as he defends the policies of the government. (politics.co.uk)
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