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tooth cheese 

the residue left on the back of a womans teeth after performing oral sex on a man with a substantual amount of smeg
jhon: go on love, its clean
jane: shame.. i like a bit of tooth cheese to lick at in the morning. it covers the tast of sick and fags.
tooth cheese by HarrySte October 8, 2007

Cheese tooth 

A cheese tooth is when you like dairy products like Wilk, Cheese, and Yogurt. Maybe cow beef. Also, cheese is good for your teeth.
Tony: Mmmmm! Cheese!

Josh: So you have a Cheese tooth!

Tony: Yes.
Cheese tooth by HawaiianPunch1 February 25, 2024

Cheese Tooth 

A cheese tooth is when you like cheese a lot. You like milk, cheese, yogurt, and beef. You like everything cowlike a lot. You also might like banana and cheese. Also, cheesecake. And cheeseburgers. Also, cereal and milk. And cheetos and doritos.

You definitely like cheese a lot!

If you eat cheese often and drink milk and eat cheeseburgers sometimes and eat cheese after every time you brush your teeth, you're really healthy.
Tony: I like cheese a lot and Frosted flakes cereal and milk and cheeseburgers!

Fred Flintstone: Mmmm, cheese. Mmmm, cheeseburgers!

Jughead: Mmmmm, cheeseburgers!

Chester: Mmmm, cheetos and cheese and cheeseburgers!

*Tony, Fred, Jughead, and Chester fill the fridge with cheese and milk and frozen cheeseburgers and eat some of cheese. They then eat cheeseburgers that they grilled and added cheese to.

Dude: You all got a cheese tooth, Tony, Fred, Jughead, and Chester!
Cheese Tooth by HawaiianPunch1 March 12, 2024

Cheese tooth 

A cheese tooth is like a sweet tooth. Except that instead of liking sweets, you like cheese and cow products.
Steve: Mmmmmmmm, cheddar cheese sandwich.

Al: Dude, you have a cheese tooth.
Cheese tooth by CynderFanclub March 13, 2024

Cheese tooth 

A cheese tooth is like a sweet tooth, except it's cheese instead of sweets. You like beef, milk, cheese, and yogurt.
Steve: Mmmmmmm. Cheese.

*eats cheddar.

Dave: You have a cheese tooth.

Steve: It ain't easy being cheesy!
Cheese tooth by CynderFanclub March 14, 2024

Cheese tooth 

It's like sweet tooth, except you like cheese instead of or in addition to sweets. A cheese tooth means you like beef, milk, cheese, and yogurt.
Steve: Mmmmmm, cheese.

*eats cheddar cheese.

Dave: You have a cheese tooth.
Cheese tooth by HawaiianPunch1 March 15, 2024
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