cheerleading
[cheer-lee-ding]
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noun
the action or skill of a cheerleader.
Origin of cheerleading
cheerlead
[cheer-leed]
verb (used with object), cheer·led, cheer·lead·ing.
verb (used without object), cheer·led, cheer·lead·ing.
Origin of cheerlead
by back formation from cheerleader or cheerleading
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Examples from the Web for cheerleading
Contemporary Examples of cheerleading
And yet his Putin cheerleading increasingly crosses the line into denial or outright recycling of Kremlin propaganda.
It took a multistate manhunt and a little bit of luck to find Anderson, who disappeared after cheerleading practice on August 3.
In the film, Jones tackles a water-gun-wielding mascot, goes skating, and delivers an impassioned speech about cheerleading.
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February 7, 2013
Santana gets into college on a cheerleading scholarship but wants to throw that away to pursue her artistic dreams.
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September 10, 2012
For 16-year-old Addy Hanlon, there are really only two things that matter in the world: Cheerleading and her best friend, Beth.