"chesser" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1979, Chess Life & Review, volume 34, page 4",
          "text": "[…] a chesser of old, / Won a game in a shower of gold. / His move had the crowd floored, / And coins showered the board. / (They were paying off bets, I am told.)",
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          "ref": "1989 July, Martin Amis, “Chess is Their Life”, in The Times Literary Supplement",
          "text": "Earlier this summer I played Nigel Short, the world number three, at what chessers call a charity ‘simul’, or simultaneous display.",
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