Cheers

Cheers has 2 meanings
1. What does cheers mean in email sign-offs?

Regards

In European countries, especially, it's common to end emails with the word cheers. This sign-off means roughly the same thing as "best wishes" or "regards."

Cheers is a friendly, somewhat casual sign-off. Thus, you're most likely to encounter it in messages from friends, family members, or cheerful acquaintances. However, cheers is formal enough that some use it in professional settings, to convey more feeling than a drab "regards."

Example

Cheers,
Marco Fabrizio
A Redditor asking when it is appropriate to end their emails with "cheers"
A Redditor asking when it is appropriate to end their emails with "cheers"

Related Slang

rgdsRegards
BRBest regards
MVHWith best regards
ATBAll the best
WBWWith best wishes
SYSincerely yours

Categories

Email
Updated October 3, 2023
2. What does cheers mean?

Congratulations

Cheers is a celebratory exclamation used to congratulate someone or acknowledge a success. It is often used after a toast when everyone raises their glasses and then takes a drink.

Example

Here's to another great 10 years. Cheers!

Related Slang

gratsCongratulations
gzCongratulations
W2GWay to go
WPWell played
NJNice job
GJGood job

Categories

General
Updated November 29, 2016

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