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Definition of chaser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
pursuerperson or animal that pursues another
- The lion was a skilled chaser of gazelles..
2.
beverageUS drink consumed after anotherUS
- He ordered a whiskey with a beer chaser.
3.
equestrian sportsTECH. UK horse trained for steeplechasingTECH. UK
- The chaser cleared the last hurdle with ease.
4.
sportsTECH. UK player in Quidditch responsible for scoringTECH. UK
- The chaser scored the winning goal in the match.
5.
insectsTECH. dragonfly of family LibellulidaeTECH.
- The chaser darted across the pond, catching insects.
6.
metalworkTECH. person who decorates metalTECH.
- The chaser engraved intricate designs on the silver plate.
Images of chaser

drink consumed after another 
dragonfly of family Libellulidae
Expressions with chaser
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unethical lawyer who solicits accident victims for lawsuits
The ambulance chaser approached the accident victim with a business card.
person who chases storms for work or fun
The storm chaser drove towards the forming tornado.
person seeking romantic partners who are overweight
As a chubby chaser, he often attends events for plus-sized singles.
someone who seeks attention on social media
He's just a cloud chaser, always posting for likes.
person who pursues romantic relationships with athletes
She was known as a jersey chaser, always dating football players.
man who persistently pursues casual relationships with women
He was known as a skirt chaser at college parties..
small motorcycle for off-road use
He bought a chook chaser for weekend adventures.
person who loves eating potatoes
John is a real potato chaser, he eats them daily..
small glass of whisky drunk after another drink
He ordered a beer with a whisky chaser.
small fast naval vessel for antisubmarine warfare
The submarine chaser detected the enemy submarine quickly.
specialized tool for cutting grooves in walls
The electrician used a wall chaser to install the cables.
man who pursues women for romantic or sexual relationships
He was known as a woman chaser in college, always flirting with someone.
naval gun firing astern at pursuing ships
They used the stern chaser to deter the enemy.
Origin of chaser
French, chasser (to hunt)
Terms with chaser included in their meaning
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fun chaser
someone who pursues activities for enjoyment
drink
whiskey with a beer chaser
Examples of chaser in a sentence
The dog was a determined chaser of squirrels. She took a soda as a chaser after the tequila. A water chaser followed his strong espresso. The chaser galloped swiftly across the field. A skilled chaser is essential for winning the race. The chaser swiftly dodged the bludger.
Each chaser on the team has a unique strategy. A chaser rested on the leaf, basking in the sun. We spotted a chaser near the riverbank during our hike. A skilled chaser can transform plain metal into art. The chaser's tools clinked rhythmically in the workshop.
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- French:chasseur, rince-gueule, ...
- German:Verfolger, Chaser, ...
- Italian:inseguitore, accompagnamento, ...
- Spanish:perseguidor, acompañante, ...
- Portuguese:perseguidor, acompanhamento, ...
- Chinese:追捕者, 佐饮, ...
- Japanese:追跡者, チェイサー, ...
- Arabic:مُطَارِد, مُلاحِق, ...
- Hebrew:רוֹדֵף, מַשְׁקֶה לְוַואי, ...
- Russian:преследователь, закуска, ...
- Ukrainian:мисливець, напій на закуску, ...
- Hindi:शिकारी, चेज़र, ...

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