chaser
/ˈtʃeɪsə
/noun
1A person or thing that pursues someone or something: [in combination]: a woman-chaser...
- But as the men get ready for tomorrow night's visit of promotion chasers Rochdale and then Saturday's FA Cup clash with Premiership Fulham, manager Terry Dolan has been rocked by fresh injury worries.
- The 33-year-old - who was a free agent after leaving division two promotion chasers Burnley - will go straight into the squad for the trip to Shrewsbury on Saturday.
- There are then trips to Macclesfield and Cheltenham on Boxing Day and December 30 respectively before welcoming Division Three title chasers Chesterfield to Bootham Crescent on New Year's Day.
2A horse for steeplechasing.It was a phenomenal blag on McCoy's part, since most of Balding's horses were chasers, and McCoy at that time had ridden not one chase over the big fences....
- ‘Oscar Brunel is a very nice horse and a chaser in the making,’ said his trainer, Pat Doyle.
- This horse was a natural chaser from the time we first schooled him.
3 informal A strong alcoholic drink taken after a weaker one: drinking pints of bitter with vodka chasers...
- She drank a beer as chaser to a Vodka double on ice.
- The two men were soon well on their way to getting seriously drunk, downing shots of tequila with beer chasers one after another.
- Promoting it can be good, for business, but be careful not to turn it into an excuse for customers to overindulge with shots of tequila and beer chasers.
Rhymes
- cytogenous
- cytogeny
- cytoid
- cytokeratin
- cytokine
- cytokinesis
- cytokinetic
- cytokinin
- cytologic
- cytological
- cytologically
- cytologist
- cytology
- cytolysin
- cytolysine
- cytolysis
- cytolytic
- cytomegalia
- cytomegalic
- cytomegalic inclusion body disease
- cytomegalic inclusion disease
- cytomegalovirus
- cytomegaly
- cytometer
- cytometric