snatch cheddar

Any currency that has been inside a vagina.

I spent the snatch cheddar I got from that stripper on a kit-kat.

by chadder1234 July 20, 2011

Spinning Cheddar

Spinning Cheddar or Spinnin' Cheddar refers to process of using one's talents to generate revenue.

See: Cheese, Money, etc..

"Yo, boy! What's happenin'!?"
"Oh, you know. Just spinning cheddar."

by Tyrick February 27, 2013

Simpy Chadder

Alike to pegging, to simp for a girl so much that the only way she will engage in sexual actions with you would be to peg you

Haha have you seen Chad?

No man not since yesterday?! I heard we receiving a Simpy Chadder like the Simpy Chad he is

by milfhunter1976 May 20, 2020

Straight Cheddar

A home-cooked meal that is made with love that everybody enjoys and wants seconds and thirds because the person who made it really put their foot in it

"Yo, that macaroni salad was straight cheddar G."

by Miso19888 July 1, 2021

Sharp Cheddar Jack

When you aggressively, and quickly dry jack, and your cum and blood mix to make a cheese color.

“Bro, I beat my dick so hard last night. I went full Sharp Cheddar Jack on that bitch.” said Jackson.

by bigbootysister13 December 3, 2021

The Chiddler

A person underneath the age of 10. People other than chiddlers are considered vile evil creatures in many book series including the lost dice of magnolia and the BFG.

The chiddler went out to the stranger... the chiddlers funeral was sad

by JoeXD January 11, 2022

More cheddar

More cheddar is a street slang term originating from Compton, Los Angeles (LAX) that means "more money" or "greater financial success." It's often used to express the desire for increased wealth or financial prosperity. The phrase is pronounced as "more-tshada."

Example 1:
Person A: "Man, I'm tired of struggling to make ends meet."
Person B: "I feel you, bro. We gotta hustle harder and stack more cheddar."

Example 2:
Rapper in a song lyric: "I started from the bottom, now I'm climbing up the ladder. More cheddar in my pocket, life's getting better and better."

Example 3:
In a business meeting:
Entrepreneur: "Our goal for this year is to increase our revenue by 20%."
Colleague: "That's right, let's go out there and chase more cheddar!"

by Big Daaawng September 1, 2023