left check
Person1: oh my gawd that’s a thicc left check
Person2: don’t you mean cheek you fucking weeb
Person1: *cries*
Person2: don’t you mean cheek you fucking weeb
Person1: *cries*
left check by Cake.CHR May 30, 2019
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Check the Left
(phrase) To look at the left hand of a person of interest or a person seemingly interested in you to assess if a wedding/engagement ring is present for information gathering. Hopefully this information will influence a person's decision, but in the situation it doesn't at least one has an idea what they are getting into.
A, "Dude she's super hot, why don't you go for it?"
B, "Bro, check the left, that rock is huge."
A, "So, she totally wants to take you home!!!"
B, "Tonight I think I'm gonna do the right thing and say no."
B, "btw, I've been down that road and it blows goat nuts."
B, "Bro, check the left, that rock is huge."
A, "So, she totally wants to take you home!!!"
B, "Tonight I think I'm gonna do the right thing and say no."
B, "btw, I've been down that road and it blows goat nuts."
Check the Left by aAWwjoirewjnfoirwaaAtotheJ September 23, 2017
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Left Cheek Sneak
To create a distraction with your hands on the right side, and discretely pass serious wind from the left side of your buttocks.
"an atrocious smell came from dave's left side while he was fixing his papers on the desk to his right, must have been a left cheek sneak"
Left Cheek Sneak by Eric Parma-John September 9, 2007
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left cheek left cheek by Jake camp July 4, 2016
The left cheek sneak
The left cheek sneak by OkBoomer69 November 4, 2019
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left cheek sneak by Elektra May 6, 2006
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