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Crossword clue for "OLE"

OLE: Cheer for Real Madrid

Other crossword clues for answer "OLE"

OLE: Apt rhyme for "goal, eh?"; Fan noise; Soccer cheer; __ Buttermilk Sky; ___ Miss; ____ Buttermilk Sky; Cheer for el matador; Corrida cry; Corrida shout; Good cheer; Grand ____ Opry; Hurray for Jose; Hurray for José; Opry adjective; The Grand __ Opry; Violinist Bull; __ Miss; Giants in the Earth novelist Rolvaag; Nice move, matador!; Bullring cheer; Cheer for Speedy Gonzales; Chihuahua cheer; Corrida call; Corrida cheer; Hooray for the matador!; Hurrah for El Matador; Pamplona cry; Praise for a flamenco dancer; Cheer for Manolete; Cheer in the corrida; Good ___ boy; Grand ___ Opry; Hearty cheer; Pamplonan street sound; Bullring "Bravo!"; Flamenco accolade; Grand __ Opry; Olsen of Olsen and Johnson; Cheer from a {/futbol/} fan; {/Futbol/} fan's shout; Charging cheer; Matador-encouraging cry; Go! {/en deportes/}; Cry after a Maradona turn, perhaps; Chant after a goal, perhaps; Bull's hit!; Brazil 2014 encouragement; Chorus of fans; Corrida kudos; Flamenco shout; Flat notice; Huzzah, Jose!; Chant sung while waving a Real Madrid scarf; Go, bulls!; Great job, Spanish national football team!; Castilian interjection; Cheer with an accent; Russia 2018 cheer; Certain cheer; Cry for FC Barcelona; Cry in a bar during the World Cup; ___ Miss (Oxford nickname); ___ Coltrane (jazz album with Spanish influences); Cheer from españoles (in more ways than one); Big ___ Freak (Megan Thee Stallion song); Letters in Matador Records' catalog listings; Oft-screamed response to a goal; Word (other than "hot") repeated in the Arrow song "Hot Hot Hot"; Word of encouragement; World Cup cheer; Cheer for Marta or Kaka; Mexican cry; Spanish cheer; Bravo! relative; Terrific, torero!; Spanish root word?; ____ Miss; Bravo, torero!; ___ Salty's (potato chip brand); Beautiful goal, Messi!; Hurrah!; Nice cape work!; 1965 Johnny Mathis album; Bravo competitor?; Chant after tying a game, maybe; Chant at a Barça game; Chant drowned out by vuvuzelas; Chant for Boca Juniors; Chant while wearing a Barca scarf; Cheer; Cheer after an olímpico goal; Cheer for Christiano Ronaldo; Cheer for Cristiano Ronaldo; Cheer for Lionel Messi; Cheer for a bicycle kick; Copa América shout; Cry after Barcelona scores; Cry after a goal; FC Barcelona cheer; Football exclamation; It may be heard after a charge; Letters used in the catalog indexing for Matador Records; Real Madrid chant; Real Madrid cheer; Ring "Rah!"; Santiago Bernabéu Stadium cheer; Shout for Barca; Stadium shout; Word in many tapas bar names; Word in some Tex-Mex restuarants; Copa Mundial cry; Yeah!; Nice goal, Ronaldo; Catalan cheer; Cheer for Neymar; Spanish 42-Down; Acapulco approval; Antiquated, humorously; Cheer for Atletico; Cheer for Atlético; Cheer for cape work; Cheer after a charge; Cheering word; Stadium cheer; Bullring cry; Cheer for 19-Across; Cheer for Atletico Madrid, say; Cheer for a 15-Across; Cheer for great cape work; Soccer support, say; Word in many a soccer club chant; What a great play!; ¡Qué golazo!; Madrid "man!"; ¡Ay caramba!; Antiquated, colloquially; Butter substitute; Miss descriptor; World Cup chant; Shout in Toledo; Tribute to a matador; Corrida tribute; Andalusian "Attaboy!"; Arena cry; Hurrah for the matador; Olsen of comedy; Praise for picadors; Cry for the matador; Approving cry; Bullfight yell; Plaudit in Pamplona; Cry at a ring; Cheer for a flourish; Encouraging word; Jose's "Hooray!"; Flamenco cry; Well done!; Aficionado's shout; Bullfight holler; Yell in a bullring; Cheer for 53 down; Flamenco outcry; 22 Across accolade; Praise in Pamplona; Call at a corrida; Encouraging cry; __ Miss (Rebels' school); Yay! in Yucatan; Cholula cheer; Cheer for Ronaldo; Opry descriptor; Juarez whoop; Miss preceder; Toreador's stimulation; Bull fight cry; Rah! relative; Cheer for the matador; Cry at the bullfight; Bravo below the Rio Bravo; Cheer that often ends "The Rain in Spain"; Mexican-hat-dance shout; Pamplona cheer; Pasodoble dancer's cheer; ___ Miss (Oxford institution); Fútbol yell; Cry for Manolete; Encouragement to a flamenco dancer; Bullfight "bravo"; Corrida "rah"; ___ Miss Rebels (SEC team); Oxford's ___ Miss; Baja "bravo"; Bullring shout; Cry from the corrida; Festive shout; Flamenco-dance shout; Encouragement for a torero; Pamplona plaudit; ___ Miss, home of the Rebels; Sporting-event cheer; Barcelona "Bravo!"; Fútbol cry; Oaxaca whoop; ___ Miss (school in Oxford); Daily Argentine national sports newspaper; Bit of encouragement in La Liga; Pitch-side shout; Pitch reinforcement; Folksy adjectival follower of "good"; It gives props to kickers; It might punctuate a Latin dance routine; Something shouted for kicks?; _____ Einar Bjørndalen, Norwegian biathlete who is the most medaled Winter Olympian of all time; Work that cape!; Chant around the pitch; Common Norwegian man's name; Grand follower; _____ Einar Bjørndalen, "The King of Biathlon", the all-time male medal leader in Winter Olympics history; Awesome job, Manolo!; It might accentuate a salsa; Word in many live country album titles; Acknowledgement of goals; It might mean "Nice save!"; Acclaim at Camp Nou; Acknowledgement of squad goals?; Shout that sounds like a coffee order; Accolade for a great header; Cafe _____ (punnily-named Texas coffee brand); Bravo! to a bullfighter; Great job, Pablo!; Rah! in Madrid; Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the ___ Oak Tree; Cheer for the toreador; Cry to the toreador; Flamenco dancer's shout; ¡Bravo!; Bullfight cheer; Cheer for Escamillo; Norwegian violinist Bull; Torero's encouragement; Yucatán "yay"; Bullring bellow; Jalisco huzzah; José's huzzah; Juárez whoop; Picador's cheer; Shout to the torero; South-of-the-border shout; Word a toreador adores; Huzzah, José!; ___ Buttermilk Sky; Accolade for El Cordobés; Accolade for Manolete; Cry to the matador; Praise for a torero; Bully!, to a bullfighter; Hooray for José!; Hooray, José!; Baja cheer; Bullfighting cheer; Cheer heard after a verónica; Córdoba cheer; Flamenco cheer; Blood and Sand outcry; Bullring "Bully!"; Praise for a picador; Roar in a ring; Way to work that bull!; Aficionado's accolade; Good-boy connection; It comes between Grand and Opry; Blood and Sand cry; Bully!, in the bullring; ¡Rah!; Veronica follower; Supportive cry; Bullfighter booster's bellow; Encouragement at the bullring; Yay, José!; Cheer for a flamenco dancer; Cheer for a matador; Cheer for a torero; Go, torero!; Bullring plaudit; Cry heard in a bullring; Encouragement for Manolete; Refrain at a ring; Magnificent move, matador!; Shout of support; Word before Miss or Opry; Word of approval for a matador; Hot Hot Hot start, to say the least; Superb, Señor!; Bravo's cousin; Bullring outburst; Cheer for a toreador; Holler from an hombre; Toledo cheer; Cadiz cheer; Bullfight bellow; Colombian cheer; ___ Buttermilk Sky (1946 song); Approval from a fútbol fan; Bullfight shout; Cry heard at a sporting event recently banned in Catalonia; Cry of approval; Encouragement for a matador; Encouraging word for the matador; Juan's "Whoopee!"; Roar for a matador; Soccer shout; Sound heard after some charges?; Spirited shout; Hot Hot Hot refrain word; Acapulco plaudit; Bravo, in Barcelona; Cry after some near misses; Cry at a bullfight; Fiesta shout; Louis Armstrong's "___ Miss Blues"; Plaza México cheer; Shout at a ring; Sound made while throwing rosas into the ring, perhaps; ¡Viva el matador!; Cheer for a banderillero; Copa Mundial cheer; Corrida crowd's cry; Cry for a torero; Spaniard's "Splendid!"; Give him what for, matador!; ___ Buttermilk Sky (Hoagy Carmichael song); Chihuahua cry; Cry to a matador; Matador's encouragement; Soccer stadium cheer; ___ Miss (Oxford school); <<NO CLUE>>; Cheer that's an anagram of...; Beautiful!; Bravissimo!; Brilliant!; You go, torero!; With 26-Across, 1976 compilation album whose name is a palindrome; Word often shouted at Lionel Messi; Cool bicycle kick!; Cheer for Xabi Alonso; Copa Mundial chant; Shout to David de Gea; Nice soccering!; Toast to a torero; Nice going, Neymar!; Shout from the bleachers; Magnificent, Messi!; Barcelona cheer; Spanish cousin of 44 across; Hurray, the Spanish way; Music, to a torero; Hellzapoppin' Olsen; ____ Man River; Miss modifier; Cheer for Julio; Encouraging shout; Fan's cry; Fight shout; Hooray, another way; Music to a Torero's ears; Opry modifier; Paul Bunyan's cook; Seville shout; South of the border cry; Toreador cheer; Vocal support in Seville; Cheer for the torero; Ring shout; Senor's salute; Spaniard's "Rah!"; Aficionado's cry; Matador's support; Response to a cape flourish; Supportive cheer; Cordoba cheer; Cry in a corrida; Music to a matador's ears; Response to a pass?; Hooray! relative; Bullfight "Bueno!"; Cheer in Chihuahua; Cry from a support grupo; José's hooray; ¡Magnífico!; Señor's cheer; Shout for a matador; Approval for the matador; Bullring "rah!"; Bullring refrain; Chico's cheer; Corrida compliment; Matador's motivator; Miss lead-in; Ring cheer; Supporting cheer; Supporting word; Bueno! relative; This __ House: 1954 #1 song; Cry heard at a bullring; Matador's accolade; Start to Miss; Yucatán "You rock!"; __ Miss: Southern school; Same __ Me: George Jones song; __ Buttermilk Sky: 1946 song; Acapulco accolade; Arena cheer; Bravo in the bull ring; Corrida "Bravo!"; Cry from la barrera; Matador motivator; Shout to a capa wielder; 15-Across, at a bullfight; Flamenco yell; Like the Opry?; 65-Across's "Bravo!"; Fútbol game cheer; Shout in a ring; Good move, torero!; Bulls' fans' chant?; Flamenco exclamation; Ring support; Triumphant cry; Word of support; Cry after Real Madrid scores; Flamenco concert shout; Iberian cheer; Spanish "Bravo!"; Go, José!; Big cheer; Bullfight "All right!"; Cheer from Charo; Cry for a matador; Cry for a picador; Cry of support; Fútbol cheer; Fútbol shout; Shout in la arena; Soccer stadium shout; Bit of World Cup encouragement; Cry to a toreador; Encouragement for a flamenco dancer; José __: frozen Mexican food brand; Ringside cheer; Shout for the picador; World Cup shout; Bravo, señor!; Hip, hip, Jorge!; Well done! analog; Appreciative cry; World Cup cry; Soccer stadium cry; Good one, matador!; Estadio shout; Soccer chant; Stadium cry; Bit of soccer support; Corrida chant; Cry at the World Cup; Estadio cheer; Fútbol fan's cry; Shout after un pase; When repeated, a football chant; Corrida support; Cry repeated at soccer matches; Cheer for un gol; Cry after un gol; La Liga cheer; Spirited cheer; World Cup "Way to go!"; Yolanda's "Yay!"; Brava!; Flamenco dancer's cry; Plaza de toros cry; Spanish shout; La Liga chant; Nashville's Grand __ Opry; __ Henriksen: skin care brand; Bravo, mi amigo!; Rah, in fútbol; Chant heard at Angel City FC games; Cheer after un gol; Copa América cry; Estadio chant; Joyful cry at a fútbol match; Part of a World Cup chant; Bravo, bullfighter!; Cheer for a bullfighter; Jose's cheer; Roar for a toreador; Chic's partner; Go, matador!; Hooray!, to Jose; Yucatan "yay!"; Cheer for toreros; Hidalgo "Hooray!"; Bullring hurrah; Comic Olsen; Flourish follower; Paul Bunyan's blacksmith; Shout of approval; Toreador encouragement; Chic Johnson's partner; Monterrey hooray; With "Grand" and 46 Across, TV show from Nashville; Bunyan's blacksmith; Cheer at a fiesta; Juan's "Hooray!"; Matador adorer's shout; . . . 'Round the __ Oak Tree; Guadalajara "Rah!"; Hernando's "Hooray!"; Roar of approval; Matador adorer's cry; Shout of encouragement; Way to go, Juan!; Bleachers cry; Root word; Sound of support; You go!; You go, matador!; Arena shout; Cheer for a 27 Across; Flamenco encouragement; Cordoba cry; Vocal support; Word adored by toreadors; Bravo! cousin; Juárez hooray; Something to chant; Word adored by matadors; You go, Gustavo!; Acapulco cheer; Argentina's daily soccer newspaper; Jai-alai cheer; Soccer fan's cheer; Soccer fan's cry; Supportive shout; Argentine sports daily; Support for Atlético Madrid; Cry after some goals; Argentine cheer; Bit of enthusiastic support; Chilean cheer; Ecuadorean encouragement; Encouragement for Eduardo; Shout like "Bravo!"; Word like "Bravo!"; Loved that veronica!; Festive cry; Jai alai shout; Oral encouragement; A way to say "Hooray!"; Another way to say "Yay!"; Exclamación de entusiasmo; Hispanic "Hurray!"; Hispanic cheer; Mexican cheer; Aficionado shout; Aficionado's exclamation; Apt rhyme for "Hurray!"; Cheer like "Bravo!"; Exclamación of joy; Encouragement from Enrique; Good-days interrupter; Quaint, quaintly; Soccer spectator's cheer; Word sung at a "fútbol" game; Chanted cheer; Cheer heard in chants; Root word in Argentina; Apt rhyme for "Yay!"; Castilian cheer; Chanter's cheer; Cheer in Chile; Latin American cheer; Spaniard's soccer shout; Spanish "Hurray!"; Venerable, so to speak; Accented approval; Reaction to a good pass; ¡Muy bien!; Cheer from the barrera; Passing remark?; Rio Bravo bravo; Word heard after a veronica; ¡___ Tormé! (1959 album); Cheer for a puntillero; Costa Brava bravo; Pamplona shout; Tauromachian cheer; The ___ Mongoose (boxer Archie Moore's nickname); Veronica cheer; Good job, Señor!; Hooray! variation; U da bullfighter!; Cheer for a capeador; Festival of San Fermín shout; Fútbol fan's shout; José ___ (brand of frozen Mexican food); Lidia cheer; Río Bravo bravo; Shout of approval for a matador; Vaudevillian Olsen; Cheer for El Cordobés; See 5-Across; Shout to the cuadrilla; ___ Miss (Eli Manning's alma mater); Nice job with the muleta!; Way to avoid those horns!; Cheer for a picador; Cry during a faena; Plaza de toros shout; Shout after some near misses; Tauromachian interjection; ___ ELO (hit album of 1976); Bullring holler; Copa Mundial shout; Olsen of "Hellzapoppin'"; Shout during the running of the bulls; Spanish shout of support; Shout to a torero; Norwegian name.; Given name of a famous Norwegian violinist.; Given name of noted Norwegian violinist.; Palm leaf.; ___ Bull.; ___ Olsen, of "Hellzapoppin."; The Better ___.; ___ Bull, Norwegian violinist (1810–80).; Norse name.; Swedish name.; ___ Olsen.; A better ___.; Novelist ___ Edvart Rolvaag.; Bairnsfather's "The Better ___."; Danish name.; Mr. Olson.; Bairnsfather's "Better ___."; Better place for "Old Bill" of World War I.; Diminutive suffix.; Man's name.; Mexican cry of approval.; Oil: Suffix.; Spanish cry of approval.; Swedish man's name.; Aficionado's "bravo."; Cheer in the Mexican League.; Shout in a bull arena.; A Latin huzza.; Cheer at a bull fight.; Scandinavian name.; Chemical suffix.; Comedian Olsen.; Latin-American shout.; Spaniard's "bravo."; Suffix in chemistry.; Arena "bravo!"; Palmyra leaf: Var.; Señor's hurrah.; Spaniard's "hurrah!"; Bravo at a bullfight.; Bullfight huzzah.; Cheer from 26 Across.; Cry heard at a bullfight.; Aficionado's cheer.; Bravo, in Mexico.; Common name in Denmark.; Mexican hurrah.; Arena sound.; Chemistry suffix.; Cockney's bomb shelter.; Hispanic huzza.; Cheer for a veronica.; Cheer in 25 Down.; Cockney's predicament.; Plaza cry.; Spaniard's cry.; Bravo: Sp.; Relative of "bravo."; Relative of "viva!"; See 52 Across.; Sound in a corrida.; Cheer akin to "viva!"; Bravo for 16 Across.; Corrida sound.; Hurrah: Sp.; Noun suffix.; Spanish exclamation.; Approval for Arruza; Approval in Madrid; Bravo's kin; Cheer in Toledo; Fronton cheer; Huesca huzzah; Señor's shout; Cheering sound.; Corrida encouragement.; Word of cheer.; Cry of approval, in Spain.; Tauromachy exhortation.; Viva El Cordobes!; Call to torero; Cheer for 16 Across.; Music to a matador; Music to torero's ears; Bravo, in Madrid; Cheer in Madrid; Estadio cry; Bull; Bull or Olsen; Bullfight sound; Shout; Spanish rah; Musical Bull; Novelist Rolvaag; Spanish "huzzah!"; Cheer for El Córdobes; Blood and Sand cheer; Arena roar; Bullring sound; Rah, in Spain; Bull of Norway; Bullring yell; Cockney aperture; Huzzah; Tight spot; ___ Miss of Dixie; This ___ House, hit song of 1954; Famed Bull; Castilian rah; Hurrah, in Honduras; Violinist ___ Bull; ___ Bull, memorable violinist; Viva! relative; Jai alai cry; Ramón's rah; ___ Bull, famed violinist; ___ Miss, rival of 'Bama; Bravo, Escamillo!; Bull of Bergen; Frontón cheer; Kin of 109 Down; Cry in a frontón; Pedro's cheer; Ring cry in Tijuana; T. N. Page's "In ___ Virginia"; The ___ Grey Goose, 1844 song; This ___ House, 1954 song; Cádiz kudos; Carmichael's "___ Buttermilk Sky"; Mexican bravo; Mr. Bull of Bergen; Tribute to a toreador; ___ Bull, Norwegian violinist; Author Rölvaag; Corrida accolade; Norwegian Bull; Page's "In ___ Virginia"; Cheer in Cuernavaca; Former comedian Olsen; Huzzah for Manolete; Cheer at the corrida; Cheer in Pamplona; Music to Manolete's ears; One-time comic Olsen; Shout at a bullfight; Support for a matador; ___ Opey Dildock, of comics; Death in the Afternoon cheer; ___ Buttermilk Sky, 1946 tune; Chic's Broadway partner; Fronton shout; Inventor Evinrude; With 109 Across, a "Hellzapoppin'" star; Cheer in Córdoba; Fish gets a cheer; Novelist Rölvaag; Toreador's ovation; Cheer in Castilla; Kin of bravo; Yay, matador!; 12 Down in Mexico City; Cheer from Pedro; Frontón call; Granada cheer; This ___ House; Miss or Bull preceder; Pamplona huzzah; Carmichael's "_____ Buttermilk Sky"; Ring yell; 1946 song "_____ Buttermilk Sky”; Bullfight hurrah; Folk song "The _____ Grey Goose (Is Dead)”; Roar from the crowd; _____ Miss; ___Slew-Foot (1961 country hit); Cheer for Joselito; Cousin of "Rah!"; Matador's cheer; Roar of a crowd; Spectators' cry; 1982 country hit "Same ___ Me"; Gene Autry's "___ Faithful"; James Whitcomb Riley's "___ Bull"; Cheer at the end of a dance; L. Ron Hubbard's "___ Doc Methuselah"; Roar of the crowd; Rousing cheer; With 28-Down, a university in Dixie; Bull session shout?; Down with the bull!; Enthusiastic cry; Tijuana yell; Hooray!; Yay!; Córdoba cry; Encouragement for Escamillo; Relative of "Hurrah!"; Adjective often following good; Comedic Olsen; ___ Buttermilk Sky (1946 hit); Hurrah for El Farruco; Motivation for Manolete; Thomas Nelson Page's "In ___ Virginia"; Adjective sometimes used with 60-Across; Bullring call; It may be heard before charges; It may follow a charge; Pennsylvania's ___ Bull State Park; Ringside shout; Tauromachian chant; That ___ Devil Called Love; Cheer in Juárez; Crowd's shout; Señores say it in unison; 370; Appreciative response to 38-Down; Hooray, in Juárez; Outboard motor inventor Evinrude; 49-Across, in this puzzle; Anita Baker's "Same ___ Love"; Cheer to a matador; Hooray for Jorge; ___ ELO (1976 album); Shout after a bull charges; Shout to someone in danger of getting stuck; Two-syllable shout; ___ Anderson, Hemingway character; Go, bullfighter!; Hoagy Carmichael's "___ Buttermilk Sky"; Norwegian violinist ___ Bull; Ring cry; Triumphant shout; With 52-Down, a "grand" place; ___ Christiansen, founder of the Lego company; 29-Down, down South; Motivator for Manolete; Repeated cry in Buster Poindexter's "Hot Hot Hot"; Ring encouragement; Rousing cry at a ring; Soccer spectator's shout; Stadium support?; Crowd shout; Cry spelled with an accent on the last letter; Cry to a torero; Estadio call; Bravo! to a torero; Arena support?; Christiansen who founded Lego; Cry with an accent; Jubilant cry; Sevilla cheer; With 91-Across, 1976 album with a palindromic title; Hooray!, to José; 1965 Johnny Mathis album of Latin American music; Scream at a ring; Charge call; Ring rouser; Seville cheer; Accented shout; Barcelonan bravo; Cheer at a fútbol match; Two-syllable cheer; Call with a charge?; Cry after a score, maybe; Cry when un gol is scored; Shout accented on the second syllable; Soccer match shout; Sporting chant; Hurray!; Copa América cheer; Encouragement to a matador; Estadio exclamation; Fútbol stadium cry; Good ___ days; Shout with an accent; Cry repeated at the start of the 1987 dance hit "Hot Hot Hot"; Encouraging cheer; Shout after a score, maybe; Yell with an accent; Exclamation with an accent; José ___ (frozen foods brand); Mississippi's ___ Miss; Noise from a fan; ___ Miss of the N.C.A.A.; Rah! at a bullfight; Accented cheer; Argentina's leading daily sports newspaper; Call to a toreador; Cry in a soccer stadium; It's a big whoop; When repeated, a World Cup chant; When sung three times, a soccer anthem; ___ Kirk Christiansen, inventor of 55-Down; Still the Same ___ Me (George Jones album); Woo-hoo!, in Oaxaca; ___ Coltrane (1961 John Coltrane album); Big whoop?; Cry at a World Cup match; Fan belt?; Sports fan's cheer; Hurrah! at a stadium; Cabo cheer; Estadio Azteca cheer; Informal adjective after "big" or "good"; Jubilant cheer; Soccer game cheer; Cheer of encouragement; Cry at a soccer stadium; Cry of encouragement; Cry repeated in the 1980s dance tune "Hot Hot Hot"; Match chant; Scream for a team; ___ Kirk Christiansen, founder of the Lego company; Rock on, torero!; Well-played!; Woo-hoo! in a bullring; ¡___!; Primera Liga cry; Our team scored the only goal!; Fútbol fan's chant, repeated many times; Letters on the indexing of all Matador Records releases; Possible reaction to a goal; Word in many Mexican restaurant names; Castilian cry; Grand -- Opry; Word in a World Cup chant; Nice save, goalie!; Argentina sports newspaper; Cheer at a Colo-Colo game; Cheer at an El Clasico match; Cheer similar to jai alai fans' "Mucho!"; Scandinavian name found within "Violet"; Word in an FC Barcelona chant; Word sung at a futbol match; 'Bravo, senor!'; Corrida yell; Cheer for a 7-Across; Spanish arena cheer; Corrida holler; Pelota cheer; Bullfighting yell; 'Go, toreador!'; Spanish arena cry; Cry at 1-Across; Flamenco dance cry; Shout to a matador; Blondie song about bullfight cheer?; Bravo! at un partido; Derisive cry after an inaccurate soccer shot; Exclamation after Leo Messi nutmegs Sergio Ramos, por ejemplo; Cry after a skillful fútbol move; Manchester United boss Solskjær (or a cry at a Man U. match!); Shouted applause for a skillful fútbol move; AYYY SHE JUST DRIBBLED RIGHT THROUGH YOUR LEGS!; Good job, bailaora!; You just got nutmegged, cabrón!; Cry after a fútbol nutmeg; Cry after a fútbol skill; Nicely done!; Good job!; Awesome!; What a picador loves to hear; Good for you!; Same ___ Me: George Jones; Well done, matador!; Rah, in Renteria; Yucatan "yeah!"; First word of the soca banger "Hot Hot Hot"; The Grand __ Opry just celebrated its 75th birthday; Cheer for Atlético Madrid; Cheer for Pelé; Cry in a stadium; Flamenco enthusiast's cheer; Shout after a Real Madrid goal; Shout during a flamenco dance; _Fútbol_ cheer; _Fútbol_ exclamation; What a performance!; Apt rhyme for "Hooray!"; Cheer with an accent on the final letter; Flamenco-concert cheer; Megan Thee Stallion's "Big ___ Freak"; _Estadio_ exclamation; Chant often repeated six times; Cheer after a nutmeg, perhaps; Cry at a flamenco performance; Spanish cheer that sounds like a French coffee order; When sung six times, a popular stadium chant; Cádiz cry; L. Ron Hubbard's "_____ Doc Methuselah"; Southern college nickname (with "Miss"); Hurrah, El Matador; Center of the Grand Opry; Gene Autry's "_____ Faithful"; Roar of a Spanish crowd; University of Mississippi nickname word; _____ King Cole; ___ Buttermilk Sky: Carmichael song; Certain shout of approval; Cádiz cheer; Good boy's heart?; Grand Opry link; Toreador's acclaim; Bravo for a matador; Cheer heard at a bullfight; Comment with a cape flourish; Yucatán "bravo!"; Bravo matador!; Accolade for a bullfighter; Funnyman Olsen; Cadiz cry; Cheer heard at the corrida; Grand-Opry connector; It may be heard after charges; Cheer to one being charged; Flamenco dancer's exclamation; Shout of support, somewhere; Yucatan "Bravo!"; Bravo kin; Ringside cheer, perhaps; Shout in la fiesta brava; What a matador likes to hear; ___ Faithful; Flamenco dancer's praise; Yell at some sporting events; Southern college nickname: ___ Miss; The Grand ___ Opry; Yell for a toreador; Cry to a bullfighter; Cheer after a goal; Costa Brava "Brava!"; Cry for a toreador; Futbol cheer; Futbol cry; Bravo! in Bogota; Cheer at a Real Madrid match; Cheer whose last letter has an accent; Chiapas cheer; Futbol chant; Futbol fan's cheer; Hurrah, at a futbol game; Adjective in the American South, or a cheer in South America; Cheer at a flamenco show; Cheer at a futbol game; Cheer for Team Spain; Cheer in Cordoba; Cheer in Spain; Spanish word of encouragement; Hooray! in Honduras; Chant at a Sevilla FC match; Cheer at un estadio; Cheer in Mexico; Cry at a futbol game; Spanish for "Hooray!"; Spanish stadium cheer; Yay, Messi!; Cheer at the Copa Mundial; Hooray, at the World Cup; Copa America chant; Cartagena cheer; Havana hurrah; Bravo! to Juan; Bull or Miss; Bunyan's cook; Manolete pleaser; Miss or Bull; Hoagy Carmichael's ____ Buttermilk Sky; Catalonia cry; Jos 's hooray; Torero pleaser; He s a Bull; Hellzapoppin star Olsen; Helzapoppin star ___ Olsen; Bull, of music; Cuadrilla shout; Violinist-composer Bull; Well done!: Sp.; Cry of the crowd; Greco shout; Miss of Mississippi?; Oaxaca whee!; Well done!, in Toledo; Word shouted while tossing roses; Word following "Hernando's hideaway"; Word shouted after a charge?; Oaxaca whoopie; Torero's reward; What you may shout at a cape flourish; Matador's boost; Rose-thrower's shout; Call to a flamenco dancer; Cheer to a flamenco dancer; Cheer with an accented vowel; Plaza de Toros cheer; South of the border "Bravo!"; ___ Miss (Rebels' school); Great job! at a corrida; Cheer with an accented "e"; Word in a soccer stadium chant; You go, goalie!; Plaza Mexico cheer; ___ Miss ('Bama rival); 58-Down inventor ___ Kirk Christiansen; Accented exclamation; Futbol fan's chant; Word in a futbol chant; Cheer after a nutmeg; Futbol stadium cheer; Soccer stadium chant; A Miss; Miss in Oxford; Miss opener; Oxford's Miss; Toledo salute; Huzzah for the toreador; Miss front; Miss near Oxford; Oxford Miss?; Shout for a picador; -- Miss; Hurrah for Jose; Good __ boy; José ___ (frozen food brand); This ___ House (Rosemary Clooney song); Way to handle the muleta!; Aficionado's outburst; Shout that might be drowned out by a vuvuzela; With 4-Down, 1976 rock compilation album; Go, team!; Cry one may hear after "¡Goooooooooooool!"; Word in a soccer chant; Ring outburst; Apt, two-syllable rhyme of "Yay!"; Atlético Madrid fans' chant; Cheer word in the song "Hernando's Hideaway"; When repeated, cry in response to a goal; ___ beans (ful medames ingredients); _____ Buttermilk Sky (Hoagy Carmichael song); Corrida de toros cry; Cry at "la fiesta brava"; Cry in the corrida; Good going, matador!; ¡Maravillosa!; World Cup "woo-hoo!"; Conida cry; Response to a veronica; Call accompanying capework; Encouragement for a toreador; Pamplona call; Encouragement for "la fiesta brava"; Holler from hombres; Reaction to fancy capework; Hurrah for José; With 51-Across, 1976 compilation album; Cry at a flamenco concert; Encouragement for the matador; Miss adjective; Cry at la tauromaquia; Cry from the barrera; Las Ventas cry; Cry after a charge; Cry at Las Ventas; Cheer from the stands; Encouragement in Toledo; Stands encouragement; Splendid work!; Accented praise; Cheer for a charge; Cry from the fans; Cry from the stands; Fan cry; Ringside cry; Bullring encouragement; Call at the corrida; Copa del Mundo cry; Encouragement for el torero; Soccer cry; Tijuana cheer; Cry following a good fútbol move; Yell at a ring; Superb!; Cheer that's a homophone of 8-Down; Cry from a futbol fan; Cry in la plaza de toros; Encouragement for El Cordobés; Flamenco call; Cheer at a Real Madrid game; Cheer in el estadio; Cry in Pamplona; Cry at un estadio; Stadium call; Cheer after a goal, sometimes; Copa Mundial de Fútbol cheer; El Clásico cheer; Soccer call; Soccer game cry; Call from the bleachers; Cheer for cape-waving; Fiesta cheer; Soccer match cheer