Definition of cut the cheese

cut the cheese    

verb

• to flatulate.

  Nasty! Did you cut the cheese again?!

  My dad cuts the chese all the time.

  • See more words with the same meaning: to flatulate, fart, pass gas.

  Last edited on Apr 28 2013. Submitted by Nathan Long from Gainesville, GA, USA on Mar 30 1998.

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Other terms relating to 'to flatulate, fart, pass gas':
rip *ss	Definitions include: to flatulate; "fart"; "pass gas".
Arkansas barking spider	Definitions include: a metaphorical creature on which flatulence ("farts") can be blamed.
California barking spider	Definitions include: a fart.
PDPs	Definitions include: acronym of "post-digestive particulates."
let one	Definitions include: to flatulate; "fart".
beer fart	Definitions include: a fart caused by the consumption of beer.
p*ssy fart	Definitions include: air expelled from the vagina.
rip a juicy one	Definitions include: to flatulate.
pass gas	Definitions include: to flatulate.
fart	Definitions include: to flatulate; "pass gas".
stinker	Definitions include: particularly smelly flatulence.
Dutch Oven	Definitions include: to fart under the bed covers while in bed with another person, then pull those covers over their head so they're forced to smell it.
let it rip	Definitions include: to do something enthusiastically.
kwif	Definitions include: misspelling / alternate spelling of "queef".
crop dust	Definitions include: to flatulate while walking through an area or by group of people.
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Other terms relating to 'cheese':
as cheese	Definitions include: very; really; extremely.
big cheese	Definitions include: an important person.
chase the cheese	Definitions include: running errands.
cheese	Definitions include: to smile widely, with teeth.
cheese and crackers got all muddy	Definitions include: "Jesus Christ and God almighty."
cheese and rice	Definitions include: "Jesus Christ".
cheesed	Definitions include: staring out into space with a goofy smile on one's face as a result of consuming marijuana or other illegal substances.
cheese-d*ck	Definitions include: a stupid idiot, and a little bit of a wimp.
cheesed off	Definitions include: angry or annoyed.
cheese-eating surrender monkey	Definitions include: a Frenchman.
cheese hog	Definitions include: very obese person with visible cellulite.
cheese'in or Cheesing	Definitions include: Cheese is also a type of weed, if someone says that they are 'cheesing' it would mean that they are getting high, or stoned.
cheese nug	Definitions include: acting stupid.
cheese-paring	Definitions include: stingy.
Cheese Possessed	Definitions include: In the RN/RM used a term used for processed cheese.
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Other terms relating to 'cut':
cut	Definitions include: annoyed, angry, upset, disappointed.
cut a cookie	Definitions include: to do a U turn or turn around while driving.
cut a deal	Definitions include: to make a deal.
cut a melon	Definitions include: to flatulate; "fart".
cut a muffin	Definitions include: to flatulate.
cut and dried	Definitions include: a clear matter.
cut and run	Definitions include: to separate one's self from something, and then run away.
cut a rug	Definitions include: to dance.
cut bait	Definitions include: to give up.
cut down	Definitions include: to shoot a person.
cut friends	Definitions include: Also friends for cut.
cut glass	Definitions include: your hard nipples when you get too cold.
cut heads	Definitions include: To compete in a musical competition in front of a live audience, with the audience deciding the winner.
cut into	Definitions include: a phrase used to describe a person setting another person straight.
cut it	Definitions include: to tolerate.
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Other terms relating to 'the':
101 scoop, the	Definitions include: the real information or the proof, instruction, the know how, where, when, and why about something or someone.
2-10, the	Definitions include: walking, generally as opposed to driving.
3rd degree, the	Definitions include: interrogation.
3 sheets to the wind	Definitions include: extremely intoxicated
411, the	Definitions include: information.
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.	Definitions include: something you have now is worth more than two things you have just a chance of getting.
about the size of it	Definitions include: a good estimate.
ace in the hole	Definitions include: a secret advantage.
across the board	Definitions include: inclusive.
add fuel to the fire	Definitions include: to make a bad situation worse.
against the clock	Definitions include: with the amount of time left to finish a task rapidly disappearing.
ahead of the curve	Definitions include: having an opinion or belief prior to it becoming common or popular.
aim Archie at the adamant	Definitions include: of a male, to urinate.
ain't no fun when the rabbit got the gun	Definitions include: Someone being butthurt over having something, they do to others regularly, done to the them
a little on the side	Definitions include: secret sexual activity with a person other than one's partner.
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