Cheesemonkey
Cheesemonkey by Nekohime October 27, 2009
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cheesemonkey
A good old prankster type who gets their kicks in life by telling jokes, pulling people's hair and blowing bubbles in their chocolate milk.
cheesemonkey by jmharris August 22, 2011
Cheesemonkey
Derogatory; affectionate. A person who enjoys tacky, cheesy, kitschy, saccharine or niche art and/or humour and is considered, by the speaker, to be naive. Unhip. Geeky.
Jack: "Have you heard The Bad Plus' version of Everybody Wants to Rule the World?"
Jill: "You are such a cheesemonkey."
Jill: "You are such a cheesemonkey."
Cheesemonkey by A Harrow March 15, 2015
Cheesemonkey
A very clever monkey who lives in a cave of cheeseburgers, has cheesemonkey farms in Illinois next to walmart, is danish, and hates George W. Bush for eating 2 monkeys and refusing to pay.
Cheesemonkey by Sally Jingle Tush March 6, 2008
Cheesemonkey
Cheesemonkey Is a common form of killer monkey, It is mad of cheese and destroys anything it touches.
Cheesemonkey by Ben Merkel May 17, 2006
cheesemonger
cheesemonger by cheesemonger January 23, 2004
cheese monkey
cheese monkey by Joe October 19, 2003
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