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Definition of Dog milk cheeses

Dog milk cheese

noun

  • This is a comical way to portray exotic food. Compare to goat's head soup.
    What will Andrew eat next, dog milk cheese?

    Last edited on Nov 26 2016. Submitted by Dr. P.D. Fisher on Nov 26 2016.

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Other terms relating to 'cheese':

Definitions include: very; really; extremely.
Definitions include: an important person.
Definitions include: running errands.
Definitions include: to smile widely, with teeth.
Definitions include: "Jesus Christ and God almighty."
Definitions include: "Jesus Christ".
Definitions include: staring out into space with a goofy smile on one's face as a result of consuming marijuana or other illegal substances.
Definitions include: a stupid idiot, and a little bit of a wimp.
Definitions include: angry or annoyed.
Definitions include: a Frenchman.
Definitions include: very obese person with visible cellulite.
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.
Definitions include: acting stupid.
Definitions include: stingy.
Definitions include: In the RN/RM used a term used for processed cheese.

Other terms relating to 'dog':

Definitions include: a mythical creature who is extremely happy or fortunate.
Definitions include: be in serious trouble.
Definitions include: the best at something; "the man".
Definitions include: to start drinking alcohol again in the morning to avoid feeling hung-over.
Definitions include: two people who become enemies and make conflicts.
Definitions include: raining hard.
Definitions include: one of many apocryphal sex "moves".
Definitions include: When a person deficates between a females breasts and then "titty fucks" that female
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Definitions include: alternate spelling of dog.
Definitions include: a mess, from "dog's breakfast."
Definitions include: daughter; acronym for "dear daughter".
Definitions include: to engage in an unproductive activity; waste time.
Definitions include: a friend.
Definitions include: "dog and bone" is Cockney slang for phone.

Other terms relating to 'milk':

Definitions include: alternate spelling and pronunciation of "chocolate milk".
Definitions include: When the basketball slips out of your Han when you are about to shoot the ball, known as cookies
Definitions include: to become upset over something small.
Definitions include: semen.
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Definitions include: a person addicted to milk.
Definitions include: Faking it, pretending a sickness.
Definitions include: Nasty, usually used to describe a nasty combination of things.
Definitions include: semen.

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