Mature Cheddar
Mature cheddar is slang for "old money". If somebody inherited their fortune, they are classed as mature cheddar.
Mature Cheddar by C L G July 4, 2021
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mature cheddar head
A mature cheddar head is someone who is very mature but acts really stubborn and stuck-up with it, quite snobby. They are mature in a really boring way with no sense of humour and take everything seriously.
'Sophie told me making fart noises is immature.'
'Don't worry, she's a mature cheddar head with no sense of humour.'
'Don't worry, she's a mature cheddar head with no sense of humour.'
mature cheddar head by mousey1306 June 16, 2012
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Extra Mature Cheddar
Extra Mature Cheddar refers to 'old money' that has been in a family for a minimum of 6 years. If somebody's ancestors inherited the family fortune, they're classed as an extra mature cheddar family.
Extra Mature Cheddar by C L G July 4, 2021
Mature like chedder cheese
A phrase meaning 'even more mature than normal' .It can also be a way to discribe people who are really imature as in:YOUR ABOUT AS MATURE AS CHEDDER CHEESE!!
Mature like chedder cheese by bobmcbobbill May 20, 2009
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