to cheese it

VERB. To run away quickly; to flee; to get away from.

"We're in big trouble if they catch us here. We gotta cheese it."

"This party is lame. I want to cheese it."

"The person watching Equus on Broadway grabbed Daniel Radcliffe's pants and then cheesed it."

by Dictionary, Webster's April 11, 2008

girled cheese

how little kids say grilled cheese

mommy can you make me a girled cheese

by ant-tony November 29, 2009

road cheese

Chick imported from another location for the purpose of having sex.

Can also apply to a guy, though he is more often called "road meat".

Not available this weekend, guys, I've got some road cheese coming in from State.

by brownwings March 18, 2011

Chile cheese!

'Child, please'... As to say 'whatever' or 'yeah right!'

'She's buying a 80 million dollar house?!.... Chile cheese!..'

by Shonuff May 7, 2013

granny cheese

The pungeant yeasty paste that forms in the creases under the sagging breasts of post-menopausal women.

Old Lady Brown was out of yeast so she scraped a little of her granny cheese into her bread dough.

by Mr. Spuckey July 16, 2014

Skin cheese

When a milk boy is good.

That milk boy earned his skin cheese well before his peers.

by Travvvvvvy March 1, 2019

A Royale With Cheese

What they call a Quarter Pounder With Cheese in France. This is because they use the Metric System.

A reference to Pulp Fiction,where Vincent talks about his time spent in Europe.

Vincent- You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with cheese in Paris.

Jules- They don't call it a quarter pounder with cheese?

Vincent-Nah, a royale with cheese.

by Keith Tedderson November 27, 2009