noun
General Slang
Chester
· noun · prison
Prison nickname for a child molester — short for 'Chester the Molester'.
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Prison nickname for a paedophile, taken from 'Chester the Molester' — a notorious Dwaine Tinsley cartoon character that ran in Hustler magazine through the 1970s and 80s. Inside, calling someone a Chester is a direct accusation that ends in violence or the VP wing.
“Nobody calls him by his real name on the wing — he's just Chester now.”
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Chester In A Sentence
Nobody calls him by his real name on the wing — he's just Chester now.
Origin & Usage
From 'Chester the Molester', a cartoon by Dwaine Tinsley published in Hustler magazine starting 1976. Tinsley himself was later convicted of molesting his daughter.
Variants
Chester the Molester
People Also Ask
What does Chester mean in prison slang?
It's a nickname for a child molester, short for 'Chester the Molester.'
How do you use Chester in a sentence?
"On the wing, a Chester gets no protection from the other inmates."
Where does the prison term Chester come from?
It's short for 'Chester the Molester,' used to label a child abuser.
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