double cheese
Said quietly with one raised eye-brow to friend when looking at a hot girl in a club: "Double cheese"??
double cheese by gdog September 16, 2004
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blowing cheese out one's nose
The act of justifying ones actions or thoughts through a series of highly contrived, and quite officious, sounding language in a psychological vein, which is, in fact, meaningless.
I was talking to myself yesterday and started really rambling and not making sense and I said to myself that I was just blowing cheese out my nose.
blowing cheese out one's nose by S.L. Roberts (d.b.a John Thomas) May 13, 2005
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cheese eater
Usually a middle-aged male with excessive facial fat deposits, a vitamin D deficiency and a tendency toward anal retentiveness and fawning subservience.
That fuckin' cheese eater thinks he's the shit, but he's really just a stiff who does whatever his boss tells him.
cheese eater by desert_phoenix May 1, 2009
Cheese Pizza
Someone who is lacking distinctive characteristics. A person that could neither be called ugly nor attractive. This could also apply to a person with a fairly neutral personality.
Most people do not have a strong distaste for cheese pizzas but would much prefer a pizza with more toppings. Cheese Pizzas usually go unnoticed because there is usually something else that is more interesting to look at. They are commonly referred to using the terms "lingerer" or "That Guy/Girl". These are the types of people whose Characters are mentioned in a film's closing credits as "Store Clerk" or "Dog Walker".
Most people do not have a strong distaste for cheese pizzas but would much prefer a pizza with more toppings. Cheese Pizzas usually go unnoticed because there is usually something else that is more interesting to look at. They are commonly referred to using the terms "lingerer" or "That Guy/Girl". These are the types of people whose Characters are mentioned in a film's closing credits as "Store Clerk" or "Dog Walker".
Maggie Gyllenhaal, who played Rachel in the film "The Dark Knight" is a close to perfect example of a cheese pizza (except the fact that she was cast in a leading role). The true test was when her character died at the end of the movie and no strong emotion was felt by the audience. In fact if it wasn't for the explosion that killed her, many people would not have noticed her disappearance.
Cheese Pizza by Papa Pearso May 22, 2011