cheering
It opens with dancing. No clapping or cheering. There seem to be the sound of a passing train lightly in the back ground briefly.
that would be 'applause' .
The possessive form is audience's. Example:The audience's reaction was a lot clapping and cheering.
Clapping and sometimes just normal cheering/ screaming in acceptable after a ballet performance.
Try clapping with one!
"Pakipaki" in Maori means "clap." It is often used as an instruction to applaud or to clap one's hands as a sign of appreciation or approval.
In the video, Dr.Ballard and his team are clapping and cheering when they found the wreck but after the cameras were off, he wept. This was, after all, an event where fifteen hundred people knew they were going to die.
Whoo pig sooie
the crowd was cheering
The expression "raise the roof" is an idiomatic phrase that means to create a noisy and joyful celebration or to generate a lot of enthusiasm and excitement. It can be used figuratively to describe a situation where people are showing great enthusiasm, energy, and loudness.
The Clapping Song was created in 1965.