Cheek out
To strip down or expose oneself | To drop your clothes and go completely bare-assed; go bare or naked, typically in a casual, celebratory, or exhibitionist context.
Derived from "cheeks" (referring to the gluteal muscles / buttocks), Hence "Cheeking out".
Cheek out (verb) · cheeked out (past), cheeking out (present participle), cheeks out (present 3rd person).
Derived from "cheeks" (referring to the gluteal muscles / buttocks), Hence "Cheeking out".
Cheek out (verb) · cheeked out (past), cheeking out (present participle), cheeks out (present 3rd person).
Person A: We hiked all the way up, but forgot our swimming gear. So everyone just decided to cheek out and jump straight in.
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Person A: Dude, i walked in Tyler completely cheeked out and jorking it to some overwatch videos!
Person B: Valid ngl.
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Person A: Dude, i walked in Tyler completely cheeked out and jorking it to some overwatch videos!
Person B: Valid ngl.
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