cheesecake
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- noun
- /ˈtʃiːzkeɪk/
- NSFW
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- Finally, he came to a small section devoted to framed centerfolds from mid-20th century cheesecake magazines.
- cheesecake art
Examples
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With the film's tremendous success, Marilyn left behind forever her years as a struggling cheesecake model and emerged a bona fide superstar.
Blog text (25) -
It was, no doubt, from that particular piece of intelligence that the decision to promote cheesecake pictures in Maxim clearly evolved.
Academic text (2009) -
Some children were asking me what I meant by "Miss Cheesecake."
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I didn't like her album cover; to me, it was very 'cheesecake.'
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On the oak-paneled walls were posters and calendars of international cheesecake in educational poses in front of tourist landmarks.
Fiction book (2001) -
Jerry Lee, who has a prosthetic leg as a result of falling from a train as a boy, is a talented artist who has, he claims, never been in love except with one of his drawings—a cheesecake pinup called Marge, based on a character in one of Frank's stories.
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STANLEY'S P.O.V. CAMERA does a classic CHEESECAKE TILT-UP starting with the woman's million-dollar legs as she squeezes some of the water out of her skirt... up past her body, which through her damp summer clothes is undeniable proof that there is a God... up... up... to her face as that newspaper is tossed aside.
Fiction book (1994) -
The art exhibit featured stunning pieces of cheesecake photography showcasing glamorous models in alluring poses.
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Many magazines in the 1950s popularized cheesecake images that celebrated feminine beauty and sensuality.
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The gallery's special collection highlighted cheesecake illustrations, focusing on the allure and style of vintage pin-up girls.
Synonyms
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A man with a strong, attractive body often shown in photos or media
A picture of an attractive person or the person shown
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cheesecake later became slang for a sexy photo because people compared an attractive picture to a 'sweet treat'. So cheese + cake came to mean a picture meant to please the viewer.