A chaser can be:

• The Chaser, an Australian comedy group
• Toyota Chaser, a car
• Chaser (video game), a 2003 sci-fi first person shooter
• An Over-The-Counter medication sold in the United States for the purpose of fighting hangovers
• Chaser (book), title of a literary series created by Jon Guenther.
• Captain Chaser, the name of Smoker used in the 4kids dub of the anime version of One Piece.
• A piece of music played or an inferior vaudeville act or motion picture presented to induce an audience to leave
• Someone that follows logs out of the forest in order to signal a yarder engineer to stop them if they become fouled -- also called a frogger
• A horse trained for steeple-chasing
• A type of dragonfly
• A tool used for cutting the threads of screws
• One of the edge-wheels which revolves in a trough, to grind substances to powder
• A position played in the fictional Harry Potter sport Quidditch
• A six piece English covers band.

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Shipping

• In the form bow chaser or stern chaser, naval cannons pointing forward or aft and used in ship chases
• A ship which chases another
• A small, light, usually single-seated aeroplane of great speed and climbing power, used in repelling hostile aircraft
• A person who produces weapons, mainly for war.

The chase guns, usually distinguished as bow chasers and stern chasers (or just chasers for short) were cannons mounted in the bow or stern of a sailing ship. ... The chase guns, usually distinguished as bow chasers and stern chasers (or just chasers for short) were cannons mounted in the bow or stern of a sailing ship. ...

Slang

• Someone who is not a bear, chubby, or otter (slim, hairy gay man), but is sexually or romantically attracted to them
• One who chases women, a woman-chaser
• One who chases transsexuals, a tranny chaser
• A frequent user of crack-cocaine (circa 1990s)
• A prison guard
• Either an item of food or a non or lesser alcoholic drink that is consumed immediately after drinking a more potent liquor, to dull the harsh taste of the alcohol

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