Definition of cheeser in English:

cheeser

noun ˈtʃiːzə

Irish informal

The hard, shiny dark brown nut of a horse chestnut tree, typically one with a flat edge, used in the children's game of conkers.
they collected their cheesers in the spacious garden
Example sentencesExamples
- They must be large and round: cheesers, or flat-topped conkers, are no use.
- We'd head out to the big chestnut trees on the outskirts of the town and spend hours shaking the ripe cheesers.
- It's October, the month when small boys' minds are filled with ‘cheesers’.
- There's more fun to be had with a wedge-shaped cheeser, especially when it's been thoughtfully prepared.
- This one tree still has the best cheesers.

Origin

Early 20th century: of uncertain origin; possibly from the odour of an opened chestnut, or perhaps from an abbreviation of a pronunciation of chestnut.

单词	cheeser
释义	Definition of cheeser in English: cheeser noun ˈtʃiːzə Irish informal The hard, shiny dark brown nut of a horse chestnut tree, typically one with a flat edge, used in the children's game of conkers. they collected their cheesers in the spacious garden Example sentencesExamples They must be large and round: cheesers, or flat-topped conkers, are no use. We'd head out to the big chestnut trees on the outskirts of the town and spend hours shaking the ripe cheesers. It's October, the month when small boys' minds are filled with ‘cheesers’. There's more fun to be had with a wedge-shaped cheeser, especially when it's been thoughtfully prepared. This one tree still has the best cheesers. Origin Early 20th century: of uncertain origin; possibly from the odour of an opened chestnut, or perhaps from an abbreviation of a pronunciation of chestnut.
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