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Cheese Sticks 

Single, $1 bills. Derived as an antonym of Cheddar, a slang term meaning massive amounts money (usually in large increments, e.g. $50, $100 bills).
Hey, do you have any cheese sticks? All I have is a $20.

I bought some tacos at the taco truck. They were only 2 cheese sticks.
Cheese Sticks by Asparagustus_v2 March 22, 2011

cheese sticks 

a code word used by gangsters that means beer or alchohol so that other people or thier parents don't know what they are talking about
yo man are u getting some cheese sticks for friday night?
cheese sticks by R-Dawg of the MG September 24, 2005

Cheese Sticks 

(1) a stick of cheese covered with crumbs
(2) A way to call a hot person
(1) those cheese sticks were so good!!!
(2) hey cheese sticks! This girl right here likes you!!!
Cheese Sticks by 1029blue May 7, 2017

Cheese Sticks

Cheese stick, means unwashed penis

This is because when your penis and balls have cheese on them so it's a stick of cheese

With your cheese sack and penis

Making it a sticky cheesy penis ballsack
The girl sucked the "cheese stick"
Michael smells like "cheese sticks"

Cactus Cheese Stick

The edible thing you get when you insert a cactus spike into your urethra and then cum on it.
Bob: Hey, what did you eat for dinner last night?
Jim: A cactus cheese stick.
Cactus Cheese Stick by soo geun September 25, 2013

Cheese stick on the roof 

When you nut in her hair, and you let it dry, effectively gluing your dick to her hair
Yo dude! Last night I was hitting and she didn’t want to swallow, so I hit her with a cheese stick on the roof.
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