cheesing out
When someone has an unusually large smile on their face for some reason, teeth shown, like a 3rd grader asked to say cheese for a school picture
cheesing out by Mandel21 March 11, 2009
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cheesing out
the act of listening to the band string cheese incident while having had the brain altering combined experience of 10 years of multiple doses, phash shows and other hetti narcotics what do you mean
Lee: "what do you mean"
Lee: "you guys wanna come downstairs?"
Lee: "what do you mean"
Dhe: "what do you mean?"
Lee: "im going downstairs to cheesing out wanna come..what do you mean"
Lee: "what do you mean"
Lee: "you guys wanna come downstairs?"
Lee: "what do you mean"
Dhe: "what do you mean?"
Lee: "im going downstairs to cheesing out wanna come..what do you mean"
Lee: "what do you mean"
cheesing out by ameswhatdoyoumean August 10, 2010
Related Words
Cheesing it out
When a food is so disgusting, a significant amount of cheese of any varitey is added to drown out the revolting taste.
Cheesing it out by ModeratelyHumorousBeing May 17, 2011
Chelsing Out
When a girl has an estrogen explosion in a stunned shock of voicelessness and scattered shrieking and squealing.
Guy: Dude! Why did you send that picture of cute cuddly kittens to my girlfriend!
Dude: What? I thought she would like them!
Guy: She did! Thats the problem, she's totally chelsing out right now!
Dude: What? I thought she would like them!
Guy: She did! Thats the problem, she's totally chelsing out right now!
Chelsing Out by Andrew Teeples January 2, 2009
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Cheesin' Out by .$.C.H.E.E.S.E.$. June 14, 2004
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