chessel

/ ˈtʃɛsəl /

noun

1. a mould used in cheese-making

Word History and Origins

Origin of chessel¹

C18: probably from cheese ¹+ well ²

Example Sentences

An investigation found the former chef, of Chessel Drive, Patchway, had confessed to multiple people, including a former girlfriend, her brother, friends, a 999 call handler and a prison inmate.

From BBC

During the trial, the court heard that detectives deployed an undercover officer to befriend Osment, of Chessel Drive, Patchway.

From BBC

The defendant, of Chessel Drive, Patchway, South Gloucestershire, has pleaded not guilty to Ms Holland's murder between 5 June and 8 June.

From BBC

Iain Chessel, vice-president and head of neuroscience at AstraZeneca in Cambridge, UK, predicts that future pain medications will be tailored to individuals — and that sex will be a key factor in those personalized prescriptions.

From Nature

Chessel, at AstraZeneca, would be happy to develop a pain drug that works only in people of a certain sex.

From Nature