whooper

whooper — noun

1. a person who makes a loud, excited shout, especially at a sports event, concert,

1.名詞C2
釋義

a person who makes a loud, excited shout, especially at a sports event, concert, celebration, or other lively gathering to show joy, encouragement, or strong emotion.

例句

After the team scored, Nadia became the loudest whooper in the stadium.

whooper + prepositional phrase: in [place]

The whoopers on the bus grew louder when the singer stepped out of the hotel.

同義詞
  • shouter

    more general — refers to any loud voice, not necessarily excited or joyful

  • cheerer

    focuses on support and encouragement rather than a specific sound

  • yeller

    more informal and often negative; suggests anger rather than excitement

用法筆記

This is an uncommon word in everyday speech; people more often use phrases like 'someone who cheers' or 'someone who shouts'. The word is formed by adding -er to the verb whoop.