Cheypie
Eeeew yuck cheypie
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cheypie
Biggest tubsluzza going , hangs like sleeve of wizard, body count coming upto 500 , will do whatever and whatnot for a dot
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Cheypie • Run a traino on a cheypie • cheapies • cheapie • Cherpies • Chewpie • Cheapie jeebies • cheapier • chepieese • Cheynie
Run a traino on a cheypie
Run a traino on a cheypie by BONG-ON July 12, 2022
cheapie
a cuter way of saying the word "cheap"
someone who loves to catch man's attention.
someone who's sooo flirty just kissing anyone randomly
someone who loves to catch man's attention.
someone who's sooo flirty just kissing anyone randomly
cheapie by primaverabebe January 26, 2010
Chewpie
Chewpie by Dangerfield October 31, 2018
Cheapie
An internet cult on Twitter led by @BigTastyInc that is obsessed with Barstool, sports gambling, the show “I Think You Should Leave”, and being super horny. Composed of mostly New York socialites, e-girls, frat guys, and millennials with nothing to do but hide behind burner accounts and spew hate. Many cheapies want to ban alcohol and are misogynists, and criticize other cheapies who simp over the cheapettes. They pretend to be positive but always create drama.
“What’s a cheapie?”
Cheapie by Dennis Pennis December 27, 2021
chepieese
Pie evolved from cheese over many years, and they took two different ways, yet they combine sometimes.
The Mixture of these two great things is called ' Chepieese ' a powerful substance....but still not as powerful as the spirit of cheese.
Pie - Good to eat, nice and round (showing that it has cheese as an ancestor)
Cheese - Also round, but yellow... not always nice in taste, but that is not what power comes from.... its spirit is the most powerful thing of all.
Chepieese - a mixture of the two, less in power as both of its single states. tastes damn nice though.
The Mixture of these two great things is called ' Chepieese ' a powerful substance....but still not as powerful as the spirit of cheese.
Pie - Good to eat, nice and round (showing that it has cheese as an ancestor)
Cheese - Also round, but yellow... not always nice in taste, but that is not what power comes from.... its spirit is the most powerful thing of all.
Chepieese - a mixture of the two, less in power as both of its single states. tastes damn nice though.
chepieese by the flaming dude November 28, 2006
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