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Meanings of chaser in English

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persecutor

A person who is pursuing and trying to overtake or capture.

persecutor

Artist who stamps designs into metal.

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Usage of chaser in English
1
Name the most recent novice chaser before him to win the race.
The Guardian
2
He's going to be a really exciting chaser for us next season.
The Guardian
3
People want some fun served straight up, no chaser, with their rock.
Reuters
4
She was not as long as this chaser and not very swift.
Navy Boys Behind the Big Guns; Or, Sinking the German U-Boats
5
Our bow gun was fired and returned by the enemy's stern chaser.
Ben Burton: Born and Bred at Sea
6
A shot of Sazerak rye whiskey with a Cooper's Sparkling Ale chaser.
News.com.au
7
She was originally planned, with three sister ships, as an aerial submarine-chaser.
Opportunities in Aviation
8
The automobile is the rich man's liquor and the poor man's chaser.
The Silly Syclopedia / A Terrible Thing in the Form of a Literar...
9
I'd want ham and eggs, or rabbit stew, anyhow, for a chaser.
The Gentle Grafter
10
Once married, he becomes an unattractive woman chaser who had numerous affairs.
The new yorker
11
Give me a poor jumping novice chaser over Aintree fences any day.
Under orders
12
It's my straight no chaser lust, love and worship of black femininity.
Ebony
13
Bourbon with a beer chaser, living some distorted idea of the American dream.
Priest
14
It sinks slowly, and there is a slight momentum left in the submarine-chaser.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
15
For the future, Somersby is going to make a smashing chaser.
The Guardian
16
Should the chaser tag the one holding the handkerchief, that one becomes chaser.
Games and Play for School Morale / A Course of Graded Games for ...
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common