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A sarcastic cheer when a struggling team completes a mundane task.

The crowd let out a bronx cheer when the goalie finally made a save

By the dirty hungarian

A sign of contempt, usually when you stick your tongue between your lips, and you blow though them, resulting in a loud, blubbering, and flatulent noise. Also called a raspberry (definitions 2 and 3).

My coworker from my old job was such a loser. I said to my friend online that he deserves a loud, rousing good cheer... ... a Bronx cheer.

By CDSmith1967

When the crowd at a sporting event start booing. Origin in baseball.

And here comes the Bronx cheer! The crowd is not liking the Ref's call on this one, at ALL!

By talk2me-JCH2

Also known as " blowing a raspberry" or "a raspberry". It is made by placing the tongue between the lips, or alternately placing the lips against any area of skin, and blowing. It is meant to replicate a fart and is a sign of derision. The term "Bronx cheer" dates back to the 1920s to signify this sound. The other definitions are historically incorrect if they do not mention this sound.

A Yankee or Mets losing season would elicit a Bronx cheer.

By Bronx old timer

a loud and rude flatuation sound made with the lips

For all my efforts, all I got a Bronx cheer from my cousin.

By Light Joker