Cheery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEERY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• cheerful
• happy and optimistic
• bright and pleasant; promoting a feeling of cheer

Words related to CHEERY

bobbish16 cheerful16 cheerier13 cheeriest14 cheerily16 cheeriness15

How to use CHEERY in a sentence

• It was always cheery, and fresh, and full of repose.
• The dinner itself was an altogether harmless and cheery meal.
• He would always find a cheery welcome waiting there for him.
• He was short, stout and chubby-faced, with snow-white hair, mild blue eyes and an invariably cheery smile.
• After supper the guests assembled in a big sitting-room where an open fire place with blazing mesquite sticks gave out warmth and cheery glow.
• This stranger was a red-haired man, with a cheery expression, and a pair of quick, bright eyes.
• Worth could not withstand the cheery words and more cheery laugh of his friend.
• Salome, who, during many years of her childhood and youth, had shared this bright and cheery school-life, now saw nothing of it.
• I have met lots of men I know, and everyone is very cheery and hopeful.
• He was overworked and half-starved, but he always had a cheery word for every one.
• The men behaved with admirable coolness, and were as cheery as possible, although very tired and hungry and without water.
• I wish it had been possible for me to send her that picture as a token of my gratitude for her cheery greeting.
• In these, and in not a few other houses, there is little luxury, no waste, a certain Spartan air of training, but abundance of what is necessary and a cheery and frank welcome.
• The Belgians were a soft people, pleasure-loving little chaps, social and cheery, fond of comfort and the cafe brightness.
• At another time the phrase would have sent a ripple of amusement through that cheery company.
• She wondered if her father would be as cheery, and as affectionately disposed as Mr.
• Thinking that Cabot had arrived, he shouted a cheery greeting, but turned to survey the general effect of what he had done before going on deck.
• A large dining-table covered with naught but its white cloth is not a cheery sight.
• With a cheery eye and voice, a quick eye, a quicker hand and a fleet foot, he was a great favorite on the play-ground.
• The morning on which their Bodies were taken to Pennsylvania Station broke bright and cheery.
• There we found a cheery log fire and sat in front of it until early morning, talking of the war.
• Once in a while, when they came to a halt in a difficult place, he supported her with his arm and a cheery word.
• The brass work, of which there is much, is brilliantly burnished, and the front room is bright and cheery.
• His cheery whistle was no longer heard, for he did not feel like whistling.
• They seemed quite cheery and pleased with themselves.
• We started, I trotting cheery in the thought I was about to see my mother.
• Our story began at Glanyravon, in the cheery month of June, and at Glanyravon, in the same cheery month, we will end it.

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