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Mayor McCheese

A colleague who consistently leaves work ('cheeses it') much earlier than expected, leaving you wondering whether they are actually employed part-time.
"Hey, where's Padma?"
"Sorry buddy, Mayor McCheese has already cheesed it"
"What?! But it's only 3pm!"
Mayor McCheese by jimmy tsolakis January 6, 2009

Mayor McCheese

When a married public official cleans the cheese from your foreskin.
That cop will never bust me, I know him as Mayor McCheese.
Mayor McCheese by Zigi and Arete September 25, 2010

Mayor McCheese

A pussy with saggy lips that resembles hamburger patties.
She pulled down her pants and she had a Mayor McCheese.
Mayor McCheese by Grimes263 July 9, 2021

Mayor McCheese. 

It is a synonym for wang.
Sometimes I like to look at pictures of Rosie O'Donnell and play with my Mayor McCheese.
Mayor McCheese. by Tom Penniman December 10, 2005

Mayor Mc'cheese

when a girl has had too much fast food before a blowjob and pukes on the penis during the act
i knew she had too many chicken nuggets when she Mayor Mc'cheesed all over my cock
Mayor Mc'cheese by boobb November 29, 2007
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