v. Obs. [f. A- pref. 11 + CHEER v. See also ENCHEER.] To cheer, to cheer up.
1607. Hieron, Wks., I. 302. The soule is acheered and inwardly refreshed. Ibid. (1617), II. 191. Make vs to know that Thou art pacified towards us … this one thing shall be able to acheere vs.
1660. A. Sadler, Subjects Joy, 2. She also (to acheer the King) doth (by pretty Scenes) præsagingly-præact his (just) Inauguration.
