cry aim
"Cry aim" is an archaic phrase that was used to signal or encourage archers, and by extension, to show support or applause in various contexts.
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Definition
C2Archery
(obsolete, historical)To shout a signal to archers to prepare to shoot.
Example
- The instructor would cry aim to help the archers synchronize their shots.
C2General
(obsolete, historical)To encourage or applaud someone, especially in a performance or competition.
Example
- In medieval times, the crowd would cry aim to show their support for the jousters.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cry aim":
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