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Poop Cheese

The kind of cheese that is creamy,Unlike the powdery cheese,that comes with often Shells & Cheese and rarely regular Macaroni and Cheese that comes in a foil pack and when you put it in to mix it, It comes out of the pack slowly like it's pooping.
I'm putting the poop cheese in my shells and cheese.
Poop Cheese by Jeff Blanket November 12, 2011
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Poop Cheese

A word to express frustration in place of swearing.
Ah! Poop Cheese I forgot to do the laundry
Poop Cheese by Carp00l May 24, 2018

Poop Cheese

It doesn't really have a meaning... you can just say it when you feel like it.
"You're poop cheese."
"This food tastes like poop cheese."
"You smell like poop cheese."
Poop Cheese by Anna and Ryan August 9, 2006

Poop Cheese

noun: Cheese that does not get digested then is later pooped out. Slightly comparable to runny fecal matter. Capable of resale for a profit.
Nate, your face looks like poop cheese
Poop Cheese by Monsieur Gary November 26, 2010

poop cheese smell 

The pukke smell of of someones dirty ass which is a combination of poop and cheese. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!
His ass smells like a deadly combination of poop and nasty cheese " POOP CHEESE SMELL ". KM called Mr. poop cheese out on his poop cheese.
poop cheese smell by AFSek April 17, 2012

Cheese Poop 

The type of poop produced following the digestion of cheese. Usually accompanied by cramps which later lead to a colorful and massive explosion of poop.
My friend Brittany had too much cheese on her pizza, and now she is experiencing "cheese poop". Cheese poop is occurring due to the ingestion of too much cheese.

cheese whiz poop 

When you push and push to get the first part of a poop out, and then the rest comes rushing out behind once the hard part passes. Quite similar to the hardened piece of cheese in the tip of a cheese whiz can that hasn't been used in a a while, and takes a few seconds to pass, then the liquid cheese comes rushing out behind.
"I was pushing so hard to get the first part of my cheese whiz poop out of my body, that when the plug popped I thought my intestines were leaving my body"
cheese whiz poop by Honey Blumpkins January 21, 2017
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