chester

a very good cat name, not over-used and not embarrassing for your cat. also quite good when baby-talking your cat. DO NOT use for a dog, isn't as nice

person A: do you have a cat or dog?

person B: i'll give you a hint: his name is chester

person A: ohh so it's a cat! cool name

by thelittlemermaid.age22 October 10, 2011

Chester Drawers

This physical condition happens to people who gain so much weight that their chest falls into their drawers. You can't distinguish where the chest ends above the belt line. A person's belt or pants appears to rise all the way up into that solid layer of chest / fat.

Dang, that old man has got chester drawers.

by tomjordan September 4, 2011

chester the molester van

A beat car usually a van that reminds you of a child molesters car

(Stopped at a street light you may turn to you neighbor driver) "Dude look at that van its a chester the molester van!!! aahahahaha"

by B from Bell Town April 23, 2009

chester molester

A thin, creepy looking mustache lining a man's upper-lip.

That guy would be cute if he shaved his chester molester.

by onetwothree456 April 22, 2011

Chesterfieldian

Of or relating to the 4th Earl of Chesterfield; Suave; Debonair; Sophisticated.

He is a classy guy, very Chesterfieldian.

by Champers10 November 10, 2010

Chester Gang

An alternative to Taylor Gang, Chester Gang is a lifestyle created by some hipsters in Kent, WA. A lifestyle characterized by making money, listening to dubstep, and getting fucked up. They often partake in caraoke and really know how to cook!

Taylor Gangster: Where's your Chuck Taylors?

Chester Gangster: I got vans on bro.

Taylor Gangster: Ohh....

by _masterpiece_ December 12, 2011

chastest

1. Morally pure in thought or conduct; decent and modest.

2.
a. Not having experienced sexual intercourse; virginal.
b. Abstaining from unlawful sexual intercourse.
c. Abstaining from all sexual intercourse; celibate.

3. Pure or simple in design or style; austere.

From the name of my patron, indeed, I hope my reader will be convinced, at his very entrance on this work, that he will find in the whole course of it nothing prejudicial to the cause of religion and virtue, nothing inconsistent with the strictest rules of decency, nor which can offend even the chastest eye in the perusal. The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling by Fielding, Henry

by themasterishome December 2, 2013