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Chesapeaker

Chesapeaker noun: a person from or resident of the Chesapeake Bay area in Maryland or Virginia.

Noun

Chesapeaker (plural Chesapeakers)

  1. A person from or resident of the Chesapeake Bay area in Maryland or Virginia.

Forms of Chesapeaker

pluralChesapeakers

Origin of Chesapeaker

From Chesapeake Bay + -er.

Questions about Chesapeaker

What does Chesapeaker mean?
Chesapeaker means a person from or resident of the Chesapeake Bay area in Maryland or Virginia.
What part of speech is Chesapeaker?
Chesapeaker is a noun.
What is the plural of Chesapeaker?
The plural of Chesapeaker is Chesapeakers.

Words near Chesapeaker in the dictionary

  1. chesanyama
  2. Chesapeake
  3. Chesapeake Bay
  4. Chesapeake Bay Retriever
  5. Chesapeake Bay Retrievers
  6. Chesapeaker
  7. Chesapeakes
  8. Chesbro
  9. Chesbros
  10. Chesbrough
  11. Chesbroughs

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