| CHEESEBOARDS | • cheeseboards n. Plural of cheeseboard. • CHEESEBOARD n. a board on which cheese is served. |
| CHEESEBURGER | • cheeseburger n. A hamburger containing cheese (usually one or more slices of processed cheese). • cheeseburger n. (Military, slang) The BLU-82 bomb. • CHEESEBURGER n. a hamburger topped with a slice of cheese. |
| CHEESECLOTHS | • cheesecloths n. Plural of cheesecloth. • CHEESECLOTH n. a very lightweight unsized cotton gauze. |
| CHEESECUTTER | • cheese␣cutter n. (Slang) A kind of cap with a large square peak. • cheese␣cutter n. (Slang, rare) Someone who flatulates. • CHEESECUTTER n. a movable keel that may be drawn up inside a boat; a square-peaked cap. |
| CHEESEHOPPER | • CHEESEHOPPER n. a small fly whose larvae feed on cheese and move by jumping. |
| CHEESEMONGER | • cheesemonger n. (Britain) Someone who sells cheese. • CHEESEMONGER n. one who sells cheeses. |
| CHEESEPARERS | • CHEESEPARER n. a mean or stingy person. |
| CHEESEPARING | • cheeseparing v. Present participle of cheesepare. • cheeseparing adj. Niggardly, stingy. • cheeseparing n. A small fragment or sliver. |
| CHEESESTEAKS | • cheesesteaks n. Plural of cheesesteak. • CHEESESTEAK n. a sandwich filled with grilled beef and cheese. |
| CHEESETASTER | • CHEESETASTER n. a long hollow tool for taking a sample from the inside of a cheese. |
| CHEESEWRINGS | • CHEESEWRING n. a cheesepress. |
| CHEESINESSES | • CHEESINESS n. the quality of being cheesy. |