cheese
/tʃiz/
verb
- To smile for a photograph, often by saying 'cheese'.
- They all cheesed together at the family reunion.
- The photographer told everyone to cheese for the picture.
- She cheesed brightly when her friend took the photo.
- To use a cheap or unfair tactic in a game or competition.
- He cheesed his way to victory by using the same move over and over.
- Players often cheese the boss by hiding behind a wall.
- Don't cheese the level; try to beat it fairly.
noun
- A solid food made from milk, often yellow or white, used in many dishes.
- The pizza was covered in melted cheese.
- I put a slice of cheese on my sandwich.
- She grated some cheese over the pasta.
- Something that is overly sentimental or corny.
- The song was cheesy, but it made everyone smile.
- His speech was full of cheese and clichés.
- That movie was pure cheese, but I loved it.