WCheese
WCheese is a general term used to describe something (usually when you cannot think of anything else). It can also be used to enhance something, to greet someone, or to insult someone.
WCheese by JesusJones14 October 20, 2010
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flapper w/ cheese
A burger that contains all the usual ingredients apart from the refinement of a juicy wet slab of a vagina flap... with cheese.
flapper w/ cheese by Dr. Emil Shauffhausen April 11, 2007
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Reverse Blumpkin w/cheese by Otx419 April 22, 2008
Double FUPA w/ Cheese
A women who is so fat she has two FUPA rolls and a fungus cream collecting in between them, is in possession of a double FUPA with cheese.
Similar to "ear cheese" with gauged piercings.
Similar to "ear cheese" with gauged piercings.
Double FUPA w/ Cheese by _deleted September 7, 2009
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wicheeseham by Uncle Dimma December 25, 2014
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