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cheese kop 

cheese kop, usually used in south Africa as an insult by combining the English word cheese and the Afrikaans word for head. it is used to insult some one who has little to no hair although usually the recipient of the insult is a close friend who wouldn't get offended by the use of the word
"man shut yo cheese kop ass up"
cheese kop by isiboyy February 2, 2023
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cheesepope

Those cheesepopes run everything.
cheesepope by The Big Cheesepope October 17, 2021

Pulled a Cheesepopps 

A word meaning your set a timer to stop doing something when it goes off and you continue to do it even after the timer is over
"Mike pulled a Cheesepopps and set his clothes on fire while ironing them"

Cheesetopia 

a very wonderful place filled with cheese, based on cheese, and CREATED ON CHEESE!!! cheese ROX!
cheese topia is the best place in the world i really want to live there it would be so cool!

Cheesetopia 

noun, a utopian country in which all of the government is based upon cheese.
Cheesetopia is the best country in the world!
Cheesetopia by Nathan June 23, 2003

cheeseophile 

Someone who engages in sexual activity with dairy products, in particular cheese.
"You sir, are a cheeseophile"
cheeseophile by Martin Thomas July 9, 2003

Cheesetopia 

Cheestopia is fun!
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