Chelsea
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- proper noun
- /ˈtʃɛlsi/
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Chelsea
- Chelsea will compete against Tottenham Hotspur in the upcoming Premier League match.
- Chelsea Football Club
- Chelsea players
- Chelsea squad
And then obviously he's a a Chelsea legend and Chelsea come court calling.
- And then obviously he's a a Chelsea legend and Chelsea come court calling.
- I wouldn't Champions League final if it's like City, Chelsea in the final.
- I obviously I want Chelsea to win the Europa.
- I thought Reese Lewis was a young Chelsea prospect, but I think that's Reece James.
Examples
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Didier Drogba makes the difference as he finishes his chances to help Chelsea lift the trophy.
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Last three results they've beaten Arsenal, Chelsea and Leicester.
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Chelsea still have the upper hand.
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I am hoping Chelsea can quiet the fans in Munich and pull off the big win.
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Well, there is another piece of news about a change in the squad of Chelsea.
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I didn't know you were a Chelsea fan.
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Not saying it will work out, but there's no reason to be surprised if Chelsea wins.
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Newcastle scraped through with a win over Chelsea.
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Dider Drogba tallies late, but it isn't enough as Chelsea is sent into an offseason of uncertainty.
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As a lifelong supporter, I finally got to watch Chelsea play in person at Stamford Bridge.
Compounds
- Archaic
A fashionable young man from Chelsea in London who wears stylish clothes and acts confident
- Slang
A large luxury vehicle like an SUV that people drive in cities and suburbs, not off-road
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chelsea the football club is named after the London district, which itself comes from old English cealc and hyð meaning 'chalk' and 'wharf'. That's why the team carries the district's name and represents that area.