Definitions

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

STRONGEST

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

STRONG

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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But Joshua refused to confirm whether a fight between the pair would happen next, instead calling Fury a "clout chaser".

From BBC • Apr. 12, 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

Higgins Storm Chasing, which has hired professional meteorologist and amateur tornado chaser Thomas Hinterdorfer, didn't respond to the BBC's request for an interview.

From BBC • May 1, 2025

Charles, who has been a storm chaser for nearly 16 years, said he’s never experienced anything like the Palisades fire before.

From Los Angeles Times • Jan. 8, 2025

“The dog’s adorable—a yellow cur with long ears; big, sad eyes—and the best rabbit chaser I’ve ever seen.”

From "Frightful's Mountain" by Jean Craighead George

chaser

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