Answer: RAH
RAH is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 381 times.
Referring Clues:
- Encouraging word
- Cheerleader's cheer
- Stadium sound
- Bowl sound
- "Go, team!"
- Short cheer
- Sound of support
- Fan sound
- Stadium cheer
- "Yay!"
- "Yay, team!"
- Halftime holler
- Cheerleader's cry
- "Hooray!"
- Fan noise
- Cheering word
- "Go get 'em!"
- "Well done!"
- When repeated, enthusiastic
- Show of team spirit
- Good cheer
- Bowl game cheer
- Cheer from the stands
- Noise from a fan
- Olé
- Word often heard in triplicate
- Stadium shout
- Bowl outburst
- College cheer
- Pep rally shout
- Sound from a bowl
- "Go team!"
- Cheer
- Sidelines shout
- Cheerleader's yell
- Rallying cry?
- Inspiring word
- "Let's go, team!"
- Shout from the bleachers
- The old college cheer
- Arena shout
- Bleachers cry
- Fan's belt
- Pompon waver's cry
- "Go!"
- Word of cheer
- Cry with a pompom
- Root word?
- Bit of cheer
- Inspiring sound
- Bowl booster
- Stadium cry
- Good cheer?
- Word of encouragement
- Pep squad shout
- Crowd cheer
- Motivation exclamation
- Bit of cheer?
- "Yay team!"
- "Go team go!"
- "Sis-boom-bah!" alternative
- Shout from the stands
- Cheerleader's word
- Shout from the sidelines
- Cheering sound
- Pep rally cry
- Sidelines cheer
- Cheerleader's chant
- Sound of a fan
- Stadium noise
- Fan noise?
- Chant syllable
- Old cheer
- Spirited syllable
- "Go, team, go!" accompaniment
- Cheering syllable
- Syllable from the stands
- Cheer of encouragement
- Bit of good cheer
- Game-day cry
- School cheer
- Cry from the bleachers
- Cheer by 3-Down or 4-Down
- Pompom girl's cry
- Shout from a fan
- Sound from a fan?
- Jubilant cry during the game
- Female rapper ___ Digga
- The old college cry
- Fan's cry
- Syllable heard in cheerleader camp
- Quaint cheer
- Cheering cry
- Pep rally yell
- Backing cry
- Cry that's a laugh backward
- Cheer syllable
- Shout at a bowl
- When repeated, gung-ho
- Cry on game day
- Cry of support
- Grandstand cheer
- Word of support
- Part of a cheer
- Bowl shout
- Bleacherite's shout
- Cry from the stands
- When repeated, very spirited
- "You can do it!"
- Olé alternative
- Sound from the bleachers
- Rooting sound
- "Go, team, go!"
- Pep rally cheer
- Shout from someone behind you?
- Stadium roar
- Partial shout
- Roaring sound
- Rooters' shout
- Sound from a fan
- Supportive shout
- Arena support
- Pep rally word
- Pep-rally word
- Sound from the stands
- Bleachers yell
- ''Yay team!''
- Sidelines cry
- Rooter's word
- Old college cry
- Fan's shout
- Cheerleader's shout
- Crowd sound
- When doubled, ardent
- Fans' shout
- ''Yay, team!''
- ''Go, team!''
- Cheerleader's syllable
- Cheer inside the theme entries
- Halftime cry
- When repeated, an old-fashioned cheer
- Rallying cry
- Word from a fan
- Shout of support
- Cheerleader's sound
- ''Go team!''
- College-yell syllable
- Shea sound
- A word of support
- Booster's cry
- Bit of a player's encouragement
- Gung-ho, when doubled
- Team booster
- Cheer from the sidelines
- Cheer unit
- Bit of fan noise
- It's a bit of cheer
- Repeated cheer
- Supportive cheer
- Cheery word?
- Shout from cheerleaders
- Encouraging sound
- Bit of motivational speech
- Arena cheer
- When doubled, enthusiastic
- Squad booster
- Pep-rally shout
- "Way to go!"
- Team-boosting bellow
- Bleachers sound
- By itself, not much of a cheer
- A bit of cheer?
- One of the 64-Across
- Fan's sound
- Booster's bellow
- When repeated, excited
- Pompom waver's cry
- Exclamation heard 12 times in Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance"
- Cheer found in the five longest Across answers
- Inspiring cheer
- Word of exhortation
- Encouraging shout
- Word of good cheer?
- Arena cry
- Super bowl roar
- The old college cry?
- Syllable of support
- Rooting word
- Fan's cheer
- Bleachers call
- ___ Digga (MC with "Dirty Harriet")
- Said twice, it means "enthusiastic"
- Bravo!
- Ole, at Skydome
- Cheering section?
- Cheery remark?
- Cry that's often tripled
- Shout of approval
- Team scream
- Super bowl sound
- Old-timey cheer word
- Sound of crowd support
- Cheerleaders' word
- Dance squad cry
- Sound of fan support
- "Go team!" cheer
- Rapper Digga
- Cheer ending the first name of each of this puzzle's featured ladies
- Cheerful sound?
- 'Go, team!'
- 'Go team!'
- Bleacherite's cry
- Fan call
- "Yay, home team!"
- Fan cry
- Word from the bleachers
- Cry from the sidelines
- Cheer sound
- 8-Across' shout
- Cheery comment?
- 'Hooray!'
- Rooter's yell
- Bleacherites' cry
- 'Hurray!'
- Cheerleaders' call
- 'Sis boom bah!'
- 'Yay!'
- Bleacherites' yell
- 'Bravo!'
- Cheerleader's call
- Rally cry
- Bowl cheer
- Cheer word
- Cheer shout
- Yell of cheer
- Ole cousin
- Rally yell
- Bowl call
- Sound from an athletic supporter
- Generic post-score sound
- Cry with the shake of a pompom
- Shout from the grandstand
- Word of cheer?
- Match cry
- Old college cheer
- Small energy boost?
- MTV VMA-winning rapper ___ Digga
- Bleacher bleat
- Bowl noise
- Bit of arena support
- Cheerleading sound
- Stadium backing
- Cry that often comes in threes
- A bit of cheer
- Bit of a cheer
- Bleacher blast
- One for the team?
- Pep rally sound
- "We're winning!"
- When repeated, eager
- Bit of fan support
- Cheery sound?
- Yay, team!
- "Ole!" north of the border
- Hurray
- Kin of olé
- Campus cheer
- Noise drowned out by vuvuzelas
- When repeated, spirited
- Part of a cheerleader's chant
- Cheer-ful word
- Said twice, enthusiastic cheer
- When doubled, gung-ho
- Sounds from a fan
- Championship cheer
- Cousin of "Olé!"
- Yay relative
- Pep-rally cry
- When repeated, super-enthusiastic
- Bleacherite's call
- Word from a cheerleader
- "Go, old-timey baseball team!"
- When tripled, pep rally cheer
- Aid in reaching a goal?
- Cry from the cheerleading squad
- Player motivator
- Rally cheer
- Cheery expression?
- Cheer at a 59-Across
- Music to "coach" ears
- Grandstand cry
- "Yippee!"
- Supportive sound
- Bit of cheering
- Big cheer
- Blast from the bleachers
- Word in a cheer
- "Stranger in a Strange Land" author: inits.
- Major London concert venue, initially
- Sports crowd shout
- Word repeated before "sis"
- Pompom user's cry
- Team motivator
- Cheer from the crowd
- Bowl game shout
- Bowl yell
- An old college cry
- Shout while shaking a pompom
- Syllable from the grandstands
- Bravo
- Generic cheer
- Rooter's cry
- Ole's kin
- Old-school cheer
- OId college cheer
- "Go, home team!"
- Old-fashioned school cheer
- Sound of a generic cheer
- Cheerleader's halftime holler
- When repeated, zealous
- Match noise
- "We're No. 1!" relative
- Simple cheerleading cry
- Retro show of support
- Old-school show of support
- Lead-in to "sis-boom-bah"
- Cheer made with a pompom
- Syllable of good cheer?
- Fan's encouragement
- Motivational speech component?
- Little bit of good cheer?
- Fall call
- Approving sound
- "Hurray!"
- Bit of good cheer?
- Cheer yell
- Sideline cry
- "Score, team!"
- Another generic cheer
- "We want a hit" kin
- Old-school encouragement
- Quaint college cheer
- Cheerful word
- Cry of school spirit
- Word heard at a pep ralley
- "Go Dolphins!"
- Words said over pom-poms
- College yell syllable
- Interjection derived from half of another one
- When doubled, uncritically enthusiastic
- "Yay!" syllable
- Music of "coach"'s ears
- Pep rally syllable
- Cheer repeated before "sis-boom-bah!"
- "Olé!" cousin
- Sound from a cheering crowd
- When repeated, very enthused
- Roar from a crowd
- Word repeated before "sis boom bah"
- With 18 Down, gung-ho
- Rallying word
- Game noise
- "Wow," in Black British vernacular
- Retro shout of support
- Fight-song encouragement
- Support syllable
- Bit of a cheer?
- Expression of support
- Encouraging cry
- Quaint college cry
- Cheering fan's syllable
- "Hooray team!"
- Exclamation hidden in "ultrahigh"
- Cheering noise
- Sports fan's cheer
- Cheer-full message
- When doubled, overly enthusiastic
- Pep squad cheer
- Cheer squad's cry
- Motivational word
- Sports fan's syllable
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - December 20, 2024
- New York Times - November 13, 2024
- USA Today - November 12, 2024
- USA Today - September 05, 2024
- New York Times - August 06, 2024
- New York Times - July 09, 2024
- USA Today - June 20, 2024
- New York Times - June 01, 2024
- LA Times - May 30, 2024
- New York Times - April 05, 2024
- New York Times - March 03, 2024
- USA Today - February 14, 2024
- USA Today - December 20, 2023
- LA Times - December 17, 2023
- New York Times - October 15, 2023
- LA Times - August 15, 2023
- LA Times - August 06, 2023
- USA Today - June 05, 2023
- LA Times - May 18, 2023
- LA Times - April 26, 2023
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