Definition of «chaser»

The term "chaser" has several meanings depending on its context.

1) In a drinking or social setting, it refers to someone who consumes alcohol in order to catch up with another person who is already drunk. This person is often referred to as the 'chaser'.

2) In sports such as rugby and football, a chaser is a player whose primary role is to tackle opponents and win back possession of the ball for their team.

3) In photography or filmmaking, a chase scene refers to a sequence where one character pursues another in an attempt to catch them or prevent their escape.

Usage examples

  1. Ordered a shot of tequila with a lime wedge as a chaser.
  2. After finishing the spicy curry, I took a spoonful of yogurt as a chaser to cool down my palate.
  3. The bartender served a glass of water as a chaser after serving a strong whiskey shot.
  4. Enjoyed a cold beer as a chaser while savoring a plate of hot wings.
  5. As a caffeine chaser, I sipped on a cup of black coffee after having a piece of chocolate cake.

Sentences with «chaser»

  • If you are a full of chubby chaser of chubby dating, you are very clear how many chubby women, chubby men and chubby singles are setting up their chubby dating. (chubbychaserwebsites.com)
  • Justin Clark spent 50 hours with Battle Chasers on its original release, and an additional 20 between the Switch and the current version on PS4. (gamespot.com)
  • We all feel the burn after, say, fried chicken doused in sriracha with chaser of coffee, but in the event that reflux becomes chronic, we may find ourselves with a prescription for a proton pump inhibitor, or PPI. (scientificamerican.com)
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