by 5M31K0 September 08, 2009
A less offensive, yet more hilarious way of saying 'Jesus Christ'.
Found in the TV show 'Frisky Dingo'.
Found in the TV show 'Frisky Dingo'.
by little_cupcake August 27, 2008
A somewhat childish double entendre reference to the fact that the 45th POTUS is both the color of Cheetos and is a fart head (as in “cut the cheese”).
The military band struck up a sad version of Hail to the Cheese as the Trumpster entered the ballroom!
by Dr Bunnygirl June 03, 2020
by habamttons January 27, 2007
Colloquially translates into "a lot of money"
Hella - term that originated in Northern California/Bay Area which is a term used as an adjective in English grammar as "a lot"
Cheese - "money", pretty obvious. This word has deep roots in holding on to this definition.
The term "hella cheese" was most commonly referenced in the hip-hop rap song "Toyota Music" featured in Big Sean's Album "Hall of Fame"
The first intro to said song starts:
"Hella cheese, hella trees, LSD. Smoking weed..."
Hella - term that originated in Northern California/Bay Area which is a term used as an adjective in English grammar as "a lot"
Cheese - "money", pretty obvious. This word has deep roots in holding on to this definition.
The term "hella cheese" was most commonly referenced in the hip-hop rap song "Toyota Music" featured in Big Sean's Album "Hall of Fame"
The first intro to said song starts:
"Hella cheese, hella trees, LSD. Smoking weed..."
Ex:
Girl and guy talking:
Girl: "bae you wanna go to Disneyland?"
Guy: "nah hoe, that's hella cheese."
Girl and guy talking:
Girl: "bae you wanna go to Disneyland?"
Guy: "nah hoe, that's hella cheese."
by 3CIR December 31, 2013
by billowey pete August 14, 2006
A habit or action in which you continue to engage, despite the fact that it has burned you in the past.
The term is derived from experiments where a rodent is put into a maze containing a delicious piece of cheese (perhaps Roquefort) that is hooked up to a wire that shocks the rodent. The rodent keeps forgetting that's the shocky cheese.
Coined by 710 KIRO AM radio host Luke Burbank on the show "Too Beautiful To Live."
The term is derived from experiments where a rodent is put into a maze containing a delicious piece of cheese (perhaps Roquefort) that is hooked up to a wire that shocks the rodent. The rodent keeps forgetting that's the shocky cheese.
Coined by 710 KIRO AM radio host Luke Burbank on the show "Too Beautiful To Live."
"Starbucks is my shocky cheese. I was already paying for my latte when I remembered, 'I hate this place!'"
by eeMuLi April 25, 2008