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chaser

[chey-ser] / ˈtʃeɪ sər /
NOUN
act
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attitude performance show
STRONG
affectation bit dissimilation fake feigning front phony pose posture pretense put on sham simulation stall stance stunt
WEAK
false front shuck and jive soft soap sweet-talk
Antonyms
STRONG
reality
WEAK
cessation idleness inactivity inertia quiet repose rest stoppage suspension
NOUN
finale
Synonyms
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climax conclusion denouement
STRONG
afterpiece cessation close closer consummation culmination end epilogue finis finish payoff peroration summation termination wind-up
WEAK
blow off crowning glory end piece last act swan song
Antonyms
STRONG
beginning commencement initiation introduction opening start
WEAK
debut first act
NOUN
fluid
Synonyms
STRONGEST
broth juice vapor
STRONG
aqua cooler goo goop liquor solution
Antonyms
WEAK
solid
NOUN
guard
Synonyms
STRONGEST
defender escort warden
STRONG
bouncer chaperon chaperone custodian guardian lookout picket sentinel sentry shepherd shield ward watch
WEAK
convoyer watchperson
NOUN
hunter
Synonyms
STRONG
deerstalker falconer fisherman hawker huntress huntsman pursuer sportsman stalker trapper
WEAK
ferreter pursuant
NOUN
hunter
Synonyms
STRONG
courser foxhound hound
WEAK
gun dog hound dog hunting dog hunting horse rabbit hound stalking horse
NOUN
lady-killer
Synonyms
WEAK
Casanova Don Juan adulterer cruiser dallier debaucher flirt gallant lady's man lover man on the make operator skirt chaser swinger womanizer
NOUN
philanderer
Synonyms
STRONG
adulterer cruiser dallier debaucher flirt gallant lover operator swinger
Antonyms
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celibate cuckold monogamist virgin
NOUN
playboy
Synonyms
STRONG
cat killer operator philanderer player rake rounder speed sport swinger tomcat wolf womanizer
WEAK
gay dog heavy hitter ladies' man lady-killer lover-boy make-out artist night owl pleasure seeker whorehound
Antonyms
WEAK
playgirl

Example Sentences

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The post describes Cooper as an ambulance chaser who preys on people who have just gone through a horrific accident so she can get the exclusive.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 14, 2026

Purely from a musical lover’s perspective, though, the two movies complement each other the way fried fish works with a naengmyeon chaser.

From Salon • Jul. 11, 2025

On average, Desmond says, he finds a chaser in one out of every 10 boxes he buys.

From BBC • Jun. 19, 2025

"Being able to get the chaser from shaking the box, learning how to feel the difference…," is deeply satisfying for him.

From BBC • Jun. 19, 2025

Nevertheless, he stuck around to watch the Korean conflict, where Ensign Stephanides served on a submarine chaser.

From "Middlesex: A Novel" by Jeffrey Eugenides