Chaserの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: A distilled alcoholic drink in its pure form, not mixed with anything (straight) and not followed by a non-alcoholic drink (called a chaser.)

You might instead ask for a drink to be "neat," which means straight and served at room temperature.

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A: It's either "one who chases" (chasing is to run after someone/something for the purpose of catching them/it) or the drink you drink after taking a shot/sip of hard alcohol to make the taste less intense.

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A: I believe in this case, chaser means something non alcoholic. Used to cut the alcoholic taste or wash it down.

I interpret to mean that he has the ability to drink a shot by itself and handle the taste.

The speaker is showing admiration for his “toughness”.

A: A "chaser" in this context is a beverage you drink after another one, often to replace a bad taste. So, you might drink a beer as a "chaser" after you've just had a shot of liquor, if the shot tasted bad.