Philly cheese steak

The act of beating masturbating in a restaurant bathroom and finish before your food is ready

Jonny pulled off the perfect Philly cheese steak at Applebee's last night

by DatboiPleb June 2, 2018

Organic Cheese

"Organic Cheese" is basically a bunch of leaves pulled of a tree.

That girl is obsessed with organic cheese! It's annoying!

by NovaDeDark May 30, 2021

Tim Cheese

The criminal mastermind mouse who murdered John Pork.

John: Did you hear who killed John Pork?
Doe: Yeah it was Tim Cheese.

by Findrunemfwatertower March 31, 2025

Cheese bags

An endearing greeting

How’s it going cheese bags

by English department Ben April 25, 2021

Cheese steak hoagie

The action of shitting between girls tits and enjoying itt and then pissing on it :) just sayin'

Elijah began a cheese steak hoagie on Bella's chest cavity

by Titalicious jr senior February 18, 2011

whip it at the cheese

A Wisconsin tradition. When confronted with a problem or a question, such as "How are you going to handle this?" or "What do you feel like doing tonight", instead of coming up with a plan you choose to forgo all thought and experience and simply go balls to the wall.

As with most Wisconsin traditions, whipping it at the cheese usually involves copious amounts of alcohol.

Bad Larry: I've got the next few days off and we gotta do something or I'll lose my goddamn mind.
Mr. Moist: What did you have in mind?
Bad Larry: I don't have a clue. Figured we'd just whip it at the cheese.

by FatButler May 20, 2016

Cheese

There can be many definitions:
-A hard dairy product made with milk, usually yellow or white
-A verb to describe a person skipping a part of a game using glitches or other tactics
-A word commonly said before a photo is taken to make you show your teeth so you look better in a picture

Example 1: I love eating cheese (as a dairy product)
Example 2: Did that guy cheese that level? (as a verb)
Example 3: We’re gonna take a photo, say cheese! *People say cheese* (as a word to show teeth)

by SandwichWithSausages March 6, 2024