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Meaning
Noun
●
In Cheeses & Dairy products:
A
dairy product
made from
curdled
or
cultured
milk.
●
Any particular
variety
of cheese.
●
A
piece
of
cheese
, especially one
moulded
into a large round
shape
during manufacture.
●
In British English:
A
thick
variety
of
jam
(fruit
preserve
), as
distinguished
from a
thinner
variety
(sometimes called jelly)
●
A
substance
resembling
cream cheese
, such as
lemon
cheese
●
That which is
melodramatic
,
overly
emotional
, or
cliché
, i.e. cheesy.
●
Money.
●
In British English:
In
skittles
, the
roughly
ovoid
object
that is
thrown
to
knock down
the
skittles
.
●
In Baseball:
A fastball.
●
A
dangerous
mixture
of
black tar
heroin
and
crushed
Tylenol PM
tablets
. The
resulting
powder
resembles
grated
cheese
and is snorted.
⚠️
Smegma.
●
In Technology:
Holed
pattern
of
circuitry
to
decrease
pattern
density.
●
A
mass
of
pomace
, or
ground
apples
,
pressed
together in the
shape
of a cheese.
●
The
flat
,
circular
,
mucilaginous
fruit
of
dwarf
mallow
(Malva rotundifolia) or
marshmallow
(Althaea officinalis).
●
A low
curtsey
; so called
on account of
the
cheese
shape
assumed
by a woman's
dress
when she
stoops
after
extending
the
skirts
by a
rapid
gyration.
●
Wealth,
fame
,
excellence
, importance.
●
In British Indian English:
The
correct
thing
, of
excellent
quality; the ticket.
Verb
●
To
prepare
curds
for making cheese.
●
In Technology:
To make
holes
in a
pattern
of
circuitry
to
decrease
pattern
density.
●
To
smile
excessively
,
as for
a camera.
●
To
stop
; to
refrain
from.
●
To
anger
or
irritate
someone, usually in
combination
with "off".
●
In Gaming:
To use a
controversial
or
unsporting
tactic
to
gain
an
advantage
(especially in a game.)
●
In Video games:
To use an
unconventional
,
all-in
strategy
to take
one's
opponent
by
surprise
early
in the game
(especially for
real-time strategy
game
s).
Intj
●
In Photography:
Said while being
photographed
, to give the
impression
of smiling.
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
cheese
English
chese
Middle English (1100-1500)
cese
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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Cheese
Fromage
Money
Rush
Zerg
Fastball
Wealth
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