Cheesy Lord
The most cheesiest grand high lord of cheesy sayings. He is dirty minded and devious but a pretty cool person. Friend of the Lordess. Is also king of toasters.
Cheesy Lord by Distractor in Chief December 31, 2020
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Cheese Lord
A member of a Washington, DC a capella singing group, The Suspicious Cheese Lords. The name comes from a willful mistranslation of the Tallis motet, Suscipe Quaeso Domine.
Cheese Lord by SenorBongo January 19, 2005
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Cheese Lord
A person who cheats or uses loopholes or using rule lawyering toward their advantage. Often filling in gaps with "cheese" or "leaps of logic" when rules are not defined in rule books for games.
Cheese Lord by Dianna Toney April 10, 2005
cheese lord
One who cheats or paraphrases the rules of games incorrectly to their advantage. Cheese lords often use rules lawyering to enhance their position. One who reads between the lines or fills in the gaps with "cheese" in the rules and instructions for games with grand leaps of logic.
cheese lord by Dianna Toney April 10, 2005
Cheese lord
Anyone who has an mass consumption of cheese, who loves cheese in a thousand different ways and can go on for hours about how much they love cheese, also someone who seizes life and is getting the most out of life weather it be smelling the flowers or taking the time to see the true beauty of just being alive. The best of the best and lord of the cheese meaning a person who knows the world and has it almost figured out.
Max is such a cheese lord he never lets life get him down, i wish i had his outlook. This picnic is such a letdown i wish there was a cheese lord who could have spared us this lousy pick of snacks. With the cheese lord at the helm were sure to win the fight.
Cheese lord by lauthwa June 20, 2010
cheese lord
person 1: "did you hear about the cheese lord"
person 2: "no?"
person 1: "he blew up my minecraft house yesterday"
person 2: "no?"
person 1: "he blew up my minecraft house yesterday"
cheese lord by i love all tyoes of cheese June 18, 2021
Cheese Lord
A person who cheats and/or uses loopholes and rule lawyering toward their advantage. One who reads between the lines filling in the gaps with "cheese" or "leaps of logic" when rules are not defined or specified in the rule books or instructions for games.
Cheese Lord by Dianna Toney April 11, 2005
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