peekacheese 

a small gremlin like creature found in ditches that resembles a cheese.

can be used to insult others or an exclamation of annoyance.

Boy traps finger in door: 'Oh shit, that's a nobbing peekacheese that is.'

girl in school playground: 'Shitting hell Brian, there my fucking marbles you peekacheese!'

peekacheese by bilf seeker November 6, 2009

porkacheese 

used as a descrimination against manuel and portuguse people in genral.

manuel you porkacheese piece of shit.

porkacheese by chindit crew January 14, 2008

Porkacheese 

Language

Porkacheese mother tucker!

Porkacheese by Unicorncrazy November 28, 2018

Permacheese 

Permacheese: Constantly smiling!

My boyfriend brought me roses, so I had a Permacheese the rest of the day!

Permacheese by malpal24 November 4, 2010

peekacheeks 

n. Maximalist shorts that offer anything from a glimpse to an eyeful of butt cheek. Peekacheeks reveal at least the lower 7% of the wearer's total posterior real estate. The style often triggers emotional responses. Such responses include titillation, giddiness, laughter, confusion, embarrassment, and other psychic phenomena. The maximum exposure of peekacheeks is only limited by what is permissible by law. They often expose rear pockets of denim styles, transforming them into floppy flaps that wave to us like happy flags. This exposure of the structural element of the garment is considered innovative design by industry authorities.

Beyoncé introduced a revival of peekacheek style in the 2003 music video for 'Crazy In Love'. The style gained further acceptance in 2005 when Jessica Simpson appeared in a big-screen adaptation of 80's television series "The Dukes of Hazzard". Daisy Duke was infamous for the allure of her short cutoff jeans. The style often draws comparisons to the popular "side boob" and is often combined with that style.

Etymology: Peek, origin Middle English: pyke > pike > peek; and Cheek, From Middle English cheeke, cheke, cheoke, choke, from Old English ċēce, ċēace, ċēoce (“cheek; jaw”), from Proto-Germanic *kekǭ, *kēkǭ, *kakǭ, *kaukǭ, *keukǭ (“jaw; palate; pharynx”), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵyewh₁- (“to chew”).

For a minute Jacob thought he was witnessing a wardrobe malfunction when he saw Madison's jiggling butt cheeks hanging out of her peekacheeks for everyone to see.

peekacheeks by chrisormitch October 17, 2022