ladled on the cheese whiz

When a movie is just a little too heavy handed

The foreshadowing of the themes in Blumhouse's Truth or Dare really ladled on the cheese whiz.

by The Flopcat October 17, 2018

cheese-eating surrender monkeys

1. A reasonably entertaining epithet used in the Simpsons to describe the french.
2. Used by a plagiarist, a bore, an asshat, a neoconservative, a douchebag and/or a dickwad, as a weak attempt to appear smart; and an unoriginal way to describe the french.

Hi. I'm an asshat neoconservative dickwad bore. Those french over there are cheese-eating surrender monkeys. Aren't I smart?

by moofmonkey November 25, 2003

California cheese burger

When your bitch is giving you head and then she tightly grabs your balls and then graphically shoves them up your ass hole. Usually the man would try to take it out but the bitch would insist leave them in.

Ow that hurt was that a California cheese burger

by Dough Nozzle March 14, 2019

bacon egg and cheese sandwich

An adjective describing a hot and georgeous female!

Ricky:
Hey Jessie!

Jessie:
What Ricky?

Ricky:
Man I saw this bad as brazilian girl

at the mall yesterday!

Jessie:
Oh yeah she was looking that good?

Ricky:
Oh yeah she was looking like a bacon egg and cheese sandwich

by unkownalister November 9, 2013

3-cheese Obama Nazi

a black version of Hitler that enjoys eating 3-cheese KFC while making love to a fine looking person

this 3-cheese obama nazi is really funny

by malacyman March 29, 2010

Double FUPA w/ Cheese

A women who is so fat she has two FUPA rolls and a fungus cream collecting in between them, is in possession of a double FUPA with cheese.

Similar to "ear cheese" with gauged piercings.

Holy shit man! I can smell that huge bitches "double FUPA w/ cheese"!

by _deleted September 7, 2009

Sponge cake and cream cheese

"Good." Both are food items associated with angelic or heavenly imagery (angel food cake, the cream cheese commercials with the angel eating bagels). Plus, both can be really good. Note that "sponge cake" and "cream cheese" are two separate entities, rather than a single dish. It's not that the situation would be as good as sponge cake with cream cheese, but that they are both delicious in their own right.

"If the copy machine doesn't break, then it'll all be sponge cake and cream cheese."

by Amanda Smith with the aid of Margot Landen September 4, 2005