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The word "cheers" originated from the Old French term "chiere," which means face or head, and evolved to signify a person's state of mind or mood. In English, it came to be associated with expressions of joy and good wishes, particularly during toasts. The phrase is commonly used to convey goodwill and camaraderie when clinking glasses in social settings. Over time, it has become a ubiquitous way to celebrate and show appreciation among friends and during gatherings.

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