Chester in Latin
Chester in Latin is Deva — Chester means vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children.
Chester in Latin
Deva
A city, the county town of Cheshire, in northwest England.
What does "Chester" mean?
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noun Vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children.
"The tabloid used "chester" as a slur for the convicted offender."
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Chester in a sentence
- The tabloid used "chester" as a slur for the convicted offender.
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What is "Chester" in Latin?
"Chester" in Latin is Deva. Chester means: Vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children.
How do you use "Chester" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloid used "chester" as a slur for the convicted offender." In Latin, "Chester" is Deva.
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