noun
Uncommon
Chester
CHEH-stuh
Chester (noun) means Vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children. Example: “The tabloid used "chester" as a slur for the convicted offender.”
noun
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Vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children.
"The tabloid used "chester" as a slur for the convicted offender."
How to use Chester
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA crude slang term for a child molester.
When to use it
Vulgar and offensive slang, not used in polite or formal contexts; distinct from Chester the given name or the English city of the same name.
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Word forms
- Plural
- Chesters
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Etymology
A blend of "child" and "molester".
Rhymes for Chester
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Is this sense of chester related to the name Chester or the city of Chester?
No. This slang sense is an unrelated, informal and offensive usage, distinct from Chester as a common personal name or as the name of cities such as Chester, England.
Is the slang use of chester considered offensive?
Yes, it is vulgar slang and widely considered a highly offensive term, so it is not appropriate for polite, formal, or professional contexts.
Should chester be used in writing or formal speech?
No. As vulgar slang, chester in this sense should be avoided in formal writing, professional communication, and polite conversation.
What is the meaning of Chester?
"Chester" (noun) means vulgar slang for a man who sexually abuses children.
