One base holds up a flyer/flier with one hand. The bases arm is fully extended and both of the flyer's feet are in the base's one hand. Also known as a kewpie or awesome.

Cheerleading motion where both arms are up forming a V. Thumb side for fists faces the crowd. Varsity: 

Any gymnastic skill used in a cheer, dance, or for crowd appeal. Can be done as an individual or as a group in unison. 

The way to narrow down potential cheerleaders for a squad. Usually conducted by the coach and/or trained or accredited judges. Special skills are named by the coach to perform and be judged on individual performance.  Tuck: 

When a flier switches feet in a stunt. Toe Touch:

Cheerleading motion where both arms are held directly overhead, tight against the head/ears. Hands have palms facing each other, pinky side out.

When a cheerleader says suck it up, it means while a flyer is up in a stunt, to try to hold it and not fall.  T motion:

A jump where it appears the Cheerleader is sitting in the air. This jump is sometimes referred to as an Abstract or Double Hook, depending on where you live. Sometimes the dagger motion is also called a table top.

A person that stays in contact with the performing surface and watches for any hazards in the stunt or mount. The spotter is responsible for watching the flyer and to be prepared to catch her if she falls. Squad: 

Another word for briefs or undies. Also called lolipops, bloomers, and tights.