choser

Swedish

Alternative forms

Etymology

Borrowed from French chose (“thing”), with the plural suffix -r. First attested in 1691.

Noun

choser c

  1. (plural only) affectations, pretensions
  2. (plural only) jests, antics, amusements

Synonyms

(affectations, pretensions):

(jests, antics, amusements):

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