Cheese

What do we mean by cheese?

An important person. noun

A solid food prepared from the pressed curd of milk, often seasoned and aged. noun

A molded mass of this substance. noun

Something resembling this substance in shape or consistency. noun

To stop. transitive verb

To anger or irritate. phrasal verb

(cheese it) To look out. Often used in the imperative. idiom

(cheese it) To get away fast; get going. Often used in the imperative. idiom

The thing; the correct or proper thing; the finished or perfect thing: always with the definite article. noun

See sage cheese. noun

A term sometimes used to describe a poor thin cheese made from whey. noun

A local derisive name for any skim-milk cheese of poor quality. Also called white-oak cheese and basswood cheese. noun

To become cheese: as, the cheesing of milk.

The curd or casein of milk, coagulated by rennet or some acid, separated from the serum or whey, and pressed in a vat, hoop, or mold. noun

A mass of pomace or ground apples pressed together in a cider-press. noun

The inflated appearance of a gown or petticoat resulting from whirling round and making a low courtesy, supposed to resemble a large cheese; hence, a low courtesy. noun

Plural Same as cheese-cake, 3. noun

To stop.

The curd of milk, coagulated usually with rennet, separated from the whey, and pressed into a solid mass in a hoop or mold. noun

A dairy product made from curdled or cultured milk.

Any particular variety of cheese.

A piece of cheese, especially one moulded into a large round shape during manufacture.

That which is melodramatic, overly emotional, or cliché, i.e. cheesy.

Money.

In skittles, the roughly ovoid object that is thrown to knock down the skittles.

A fastball.

A dangerous mixture of black tar heroin and crushed Tylenol PM tablets. The resulting powder resembles grated cheese and is snorted.

Smegma.

Holed pattern of circuitry to decrease pattern density.

A mass of pomace, or ground apples, pressed together in the shape of a cheese.

The flat, circular, mucilaginous fruit of the dwarf mallow (Malva rotundifolia) or marshmallow (Althaea officinalis).

A low curtsey; so called on account of the cheese shape assumed by a woman's dress when she stoops after extending the skirts by a rapid gyration.

Words that are spelled similarly to cheese:
cheese, cheesy, chese, pheese, creese, cleese, heese, cheeze, chees, ceese, chiese, gcheese.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cheese:
rennet, feta, cheddar, mozzarella, whey, pasteurized, rind, curd, macaroni, brie, grated, mayonnaise, yogurt, sandwiches, creamy, grilled, creamery, spinach, milk, lettuce, butter, fries, onions, pasta, crackers, sandwich, sauce, salted, tomato, sausage, baked, salty, onion, salad, flavour, smoked, sour, kraft, pizza, dairy, bun, spicy, dessert, fried, pastry, snack, bread, garlic, melted, goat, dough, olives, cream, flavor, chili, bacon, mustard, dish, texture, cows, eaten, recipe, pork, ingredients, mushrooms, burger, cooked, potatoes, beef, boiled, dishes, spices, herbs, meat, potato, dressing, processed, vegetables, ingredient, recipes, beans, crust, pepper, cuisine, soup, chocolate, chicken, nuts, foods, cake, cow, fat, flour, ham, factory, chips, dried, varieties, pie, taste.

Words that rhyme with cheese:
disease, ease, freeze, expertise, seize, tease, reprise, squeeze, breeze, please, appease, mores, geez, parentheses, analyses, overseas, chinese, lees, these, sease, feces, indices, trees, frieze, japanese, wheeze, diocese, sneeze, jeez, keys, peas, chemise, socrates, skis, sleaze, trapeze, siamese, idiosyncrasies, hercules, isosceles, knees, maltese, bees, seas, cantonese, manganese, pleiades, niese, unease, portuguese, fees, damocles, hypotheses, belize, degrees, ill at ease, testes, tees, chese, attendees, leas, munchies, pease, louise, headcheese, antifreeze, reis, sees, striptease, burmese, fleas, maccabees, displease, sinhalese, pleas, taiwanese, oversees, dees, creaze, journalese, pcs, balinese, aziz, agrees, emphases, bes, javanese, feaze, teas, actuaries, flees, guarantees, tweeze, rameses, cadiz, at ease, hyades, seese, cees, realities.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cheese:
grated, swiss, soft, fat, blue, hard, american, green, fresh, white, old, and, sharp, dutch, big, cottage, shredded, grilled, yellow, mild, extra, free, dry, ripened, italian, french, aged, bread, excellent, rich, fine, melted, parmesan, ripe, curd, creamy, type, famous, made, rotten, homemade, sliced, ounce, sweet, freshly, style, sprinkle, raw, sour, delicious, ham, processed, round, light, moldy, roquefort, finished, skim, double, stale, limburger, flavored, nonfat, veined, salty, mouldy, favorite, enough, goat, fried, softened, plain.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cheese:
making, face, cakes, straws, sandwiches, souffle, balls, sauce, cake, stuffed, press, wring, pudding, box, see, omelet, cloth, mite, soup, biscuits, makers, factory, dishes, ripening, factories, puffs, croquettes, sticks, fare, filling, wafers, filled, crackers, foods, spreads, fingers, production, toast, salad, week, cheeses, butter, topped, ladder, head, sunday, curds, ingredients, flaking, fritters, dreams, tasting, grotto, clotted, month, bread, room, maker, grater, milk, nut, eating, paste, poisoning, composition, toaster, spread, mould, hoppers, ring, custard, trenchers, sandwich, cup, mites, washer, eggs, paring, slices, manufacture, mushroom, monger, fruit, potato.

Consonant match to cheese:
choose, chose, chez, chouse, chese, tewes, chuse, chas, choas, chews, chaws, chaz, chows, choughs, tews, chazz, czyz.

Words that sound like cheese:
cheese, chees, cheeze, choose, chose, chews, chaz, chas, chez, chis, chos, chiz, chouse, chazz, chows, czyz, chuse, chaws, tews, ciz, tewes, choughs, geez, jeez, jes, gys, she's, jees, sheas, jies, g.s, giis, choice, chase, cheat, cheesy, chess, chee, ches, chia, chace, chea, chy, cheech, chasse, chey, chie, chines, cio, cies, cerys, cheesed, chiche, chois, chios, chus, chaus, chass, chii, cci, chausse, cios, tche, cii, churrs, ccio, chirrs, jazz, jews, jaws, jays, joys, jizz, joes, gees, ges, jaz, jiz, jay-z, chaise, jos, kees, cees, hees, caes, juise, ceas, cese, heese, keese, giese, joos, jaes, juz, keas, c.s, heeze, gce, keis, gece.