A term that originated from the fighting games Street Fighter II and later Mortal Kombat.
It means to use questionable or unfair tactics to defeat an opponent. Often times the player using the tactics is totally aware of it, yet doesnt care regardless.
It means to use questionable or unfair tactics to defeat an opponent. Often times the player using the tactics is totally aware of it, yet doesnt care regardless.
Ralph cheesed me in Street Fighter using all throws.
Marty cheesed me with the M. Bison corner trap.
Marty cheesed me with the M. Bison corner trap.
by Cain February 25, 2004

by Anonymous January 27, 2003

'Cheesing it' is what you do when you want to get the hell out of somewhere really fast. It's most often used after something is destroyed, someone is caught red-handed, or after somebody is killed.
Britany Spears: "I'm pregnant, Kevin!"
K-Fed's manager: "Cheese it!"
OR
Stan: "Oh my God, you killed Kenny!"
Kyle: "Cheese it!"
K-Fed's manager: "Cheese it!"
OR
Stan: "Oh my God, you killed Kenny!"
Kyle: "Cheese it!"
by Comrade 47 February 28, 2008

by TotalEclipse518 March 26, 2008

by Kenny's dead we got a ride tonight March 27, 2008

by greg and kevin March 26, 2008

1). Used in red light boredom situations in which the cheese-master makes the car directly next to it roll down their window like they are asking for directions. But, instead of asking for directions, the cheese-master tells the person in the other car that there is "cheese" on the floor next to their car in order to receive "lullz-on-the-go." The cheese-master can also say that there is cheese on the other car's tires to maximize lullz after repeated use.
2). This process can also be used when walking around in high traffic areas to gain "lullz-on-foot."
2). This process can also be used when walking around in high traffic areas to gain "lullz-on-foot."
Cheese-Master: "excuse me sir, (honk) (honk)....."
Driver of Bait Car: "yes, how may i help you sir?"
Cheese-Master: "yo, you got some cheese on your tires, you might lose traction."
Driver of Bait Car: (head out the window looking at tire)
A). "oh really, thanks sir, the world needs more people like you."
OR
B). "screw you, you're just trying to get me to look down at my car so you can Shadow-smack me."
Driver of Bait Car: "yes, how may i help you sir?"
Cheese-Master: "yo, you got some cheese on your tires, you might lose traction."
Driver of Bait Car: (head out the window looking at tire)
A). "oh really, thanks sir, the world needs more people like you."
OR
B). "screw you, you're just trying to get me to look down at my car so you can Shadow-smack me."
by shadow-smack May 19, 2010
