Chee

The singular term for 'Cheese"

"Hey man can I get some cheese?"

"Yeah sure do you want a chee or more than one chee?"

by Saudi A-Brady-a October 16, 2017

Chee

Shortening of 'Cheap'. Meaning pretty much it's retarded or crappy, and that you never learned proper english.

Like 'hilar' but worse.

Oh man, did you see that skay throw that ball? So chee it was hilar! I have to rest in my chai now...

by K. Fiddle April 14, 2008

Chee

Cheese, you know, the stuff you eat?

Chef eats chee all day long

by Chefty May 13, 2005

chee chee

A jail house food creation of the following common ingredients (but subject to change):
1. Roman Noodles
2. Cheetos
3. beefstick
4. cheese squeezer
Items may be added or removed as available from comminsary and what can be snuck out of the prison kitchen.

On Thursday when everyone gets comminsary there is an hour long line for hot water because everyone is making chee chees.

by T`Dawg March 5, 2010

Chee Chee

Jailhouse food. Partially cook a pack of Ramen Noodles (use hot water or, if your cell doesn't have it, soak for a while in cold water). Crush up a bag of cheese curls--Cheetos will work, but it's not the same--and pour the Ramen into the bag. Eat with a plastic spoon.

Got a chee chee ready in my commissary box.

by ziticlown June 18, 2010

chee

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by cheemember September 11, 2020

chee

A word used for emphasis when talking about something good. Derived from cheeya which means the same thing. One can add as many "e"s as they need.

"So Tom, did you get lucky last night?"
"Chee!"

by Brother Thomas January 5, 2009