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Cheggers

Cheggers proper noun: keith Chegwin (1957–2017), English actor and TV presenter.

Proper noun

Cheggers

  1. (UK, informal) Keith Chegwin (1957–2017), English actor and TV presenter.
    • Little Cheggers, his mobile henchman, laughs, gurgles and beats his tiny fists together like a baby on the old-fashioned Cow and Gate tins.1977 December 9, Michael Church, “Multi-coloured Swap Shop”, in The Times, page 15

Origin of Cheggers

From Chegwin + -ers; from the BBC's Multi-Coloured Swap Shop (1976–82).

Questions about Cheggers

What does Cheggers mean?
Cheggers means keith Chegwin (1957–2017), English actor and TV presenter.
What part of speech is Cheggers?
Cheggers is a proper noun.

Words near Cheggers in the dictionary

  1. chefware
  2. chefwatcher
  3. chefwatchers
  4. chefwear
  5. Cheget
  6. Cheggers
  7. cheggie
  8. cheggies
  9. chegoe
  10. chegoes
  11. chegre

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