Short term for grilled cheese on toast. Similar to a toastie, just one slice of bread with the cheese exposed.
Often (but not exclusively) the cheese is covering ham, chicken or vegemite.
Commonly used in Australia.
Often (but not exclusively) the cheese is covering ham, chicken or vegemite.
Commonly used in Australia.
by roomba2310 May 18, 2018
"let's rent a movie and order a cheesie"
by t.j. schutt January 24, 2010
by Logan Brian September 18, 2018
Things done or said to someone which may make someone feel special or loved while others who see or hear these would be like: "eeww go get a room"
Things done or said that would make other parties feel the goosebumps
Things done or said that would make other parties feel the goosebumps
John: You are the love of my dear life
Jacki : Awwww, stop that! you are so cheesy sometimes!
Lauren (bystander) just feeling the chills and thinking "EWW GO GET A ROOM"
Robert (bystander) also feeling the chills and thinking "yup they need a room"
Jacki : Awwww, stop that! you are so cheesy sometimes!
Lauren (bystander) just feeling the chills and thinking "EWW GO GET A ROOM"
Robert (bystander) also feeling the chills and thinking "yup they need a room"
by kakashisensaiz February 18, 2016
This is an important word and nobody has it right yet. What it means is: Trying too hard, unsubtle, and inauthentic.
Specifically that which is unsubtle or inauthentic in its way of trying to elicit a certain response from a viewer, listener, audience, etc. Celine Dion is cheesy because her lyrics, timbre, key changes, and swelling orchestral accompaniment telegraph 'i want you to be moved' instead of moving you. Gold chains on an exposed hairy chest are cheesy because they shout out: "I have money and I am manly" instead of impressing a woman in a more subtle way, or allowing a woman to form her own judgments. The excessive showing off suggests he's compensating for what he does not have--i.e., he's actually poor, insecure, or short with an inferiority complex. Cliches are often cheesy because they are an obvious and artless way of making a point. A movie might be cheesy if it contains 'on the nose' dialogue, like "I can't live without you" or "You had me at hello."
Specifically that which is unsubtle or inauthentic in its way of trying to elicit a certain response from a viewer, listener, audience, etc. Celine Dion is cheesy because her lyrics, timbre, key changes, and swelling orchestral accompaniment telegraph 'i want you to be moved' instead of moving you. Gold chains on an exposed hairy chest are cheesy because they shout out: "I have money and I am manly" instead of impressing a woman in a more subtle way, or allowing a woman to form her own judgments. The excessive showing off suggests he's compensating for what he does not have--i.e., he's actually poor, insecure, or short with an inferiority complex. Cliches are often cheesy because they are an obvious and artless way of making a point. A movie might be cheesy if it contains 'on the nose' dialogue, like "I can't live without you" or "You had me at hello."
Cheesiness is subjective. What seems cheesy to me, may be a legitimate and attractive hairstyle to you. What seems cheesy to me, may cause you to weep and hug your girlfriend tight.
by redhen February 7, 2007
Sentimental and/or dramatic, yet superficial and unconvincing.
The word cheesy is often defined simply as "sentimental", but there is a key distinction between the two. A situation is cheesy when the characters, their motives, and/or their emotions are not believable. It is a sentimental moment (it could be extremely sad or happy), but there is a weak connection to the characters or their situation, thus making it cheesy.
Many people confuse the two, and it is a matter of opinion to a certain degree, but things can be sentimental, emotional, or dramatic without being cheesy.
The word cheesy is often defined simply as "sentimental", but there is a key distinction between the two. A situation is cheesy when the characters, their motives, and/or their emotions are not believable. It is a sentimental moment (it could be extremely sad or happy), but there is a weak connection to the characters or their situation, thus making it cheesy.
Many people confuse the two, and it is a matter of opinion to a certain degree, but things can be sentimental, emotional, or dramatic without being cheesy.
The Blind Side is so cheesy, it's just one scene after another of overly dramatic and sentimental mush without any significant character development.
by Ark-47 March 6, 2012
by Stuffs like that. December 12, 2013