Noun
chancer (plural chancers)
(UK, Ireland, slang) A scheming opportunist.
His usual character in panto is “Auntie May” as the dame, aided and abetted by his two long standing colleagues and friends, Grant Stott and Andy Gray (Chancer in the television series of “City Lights”!). Source: Internet
Geldings, under saddle — 1 Deepghyll Lucky Touch, owned and ridden by Mrs G. Ridding; 2 Notlaw Sundance Kid, Miss A. Metcalfe; 3 Darrenvale Chancer, Miss C. Read. Source: Internet
Young filmmakers across all departments will have the opportunity to develop their talents and skills on the film, produced by Cinemagic Chief Executive, Joan Burney Keatings MBE and written by Maire Campbell (Delicate Things, Chancer, A Christmas Star). Source: Internet
“He is one of the team - a bit of a rogue, a bit of chancer. Source: Internet
When her husband John bought a huge consignment of bitter oranges from a Spanish chancer, Janet boiled them up and created marmalade – and went on to create a jam and marmalade-making empire. Source: Internet