chems
chems is the plural of chem.
Meaning of chem
Noun
chem (countable and uncountable, plural chems)
- A chemical weapon.
- This is the very opposite of what we’ve called for — namely, for Biden to publicly identify in advance a specific US (at least) hard-power response to Putin’s use of chems (or other weapons of mass destruction).2022 March 24, “Biden press conference gives Putin less than nothing to fear”, in New York Post
- A recreational drug.
- “I actively searched for someone to tell me how they’d made an informed and calculated choice to use chems and, that for them, the chem scene is just recreation.” […] “Even those who told me sex on chems made them feel ‘like a don’ would follow up such celebratory statements with tales of...2016 May 10, Ben Guarino, “The ‘chemsex’ scene: An increasingly popular and sometimes lethal public-health problem”, in The Washington Post
Questions about chems
- What is chems the plural of?
- Chems is the plural of chem.
Words near chems in the dictionary
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