cheez
- noun
- /tʃiːz/
- Informal
- Finally, he grabs the Cheez-It box out of the pantry and starts gobbling up those orange squares.
- Cheez Whiz
- Cheez-Its
- Cheez Doodles
They gave us some Cordell box of Cheez Its that's hilarious.
- They gave us some Cordell box of Cheez Its that's hilarious.
- However, the plane now offers Kind Bars and Cheez its.
- Like all your snacks revolve around cheese, you know, because I had Cheez its and cheese squares and whatever.
- But yeah, no, it was salmon, quinoa, salad, bell Peppers, and I did sneak in a bag of Cheez Its.
- And maybe they want a blue Hello Kitty backpack and Cheez its and a new pencil case with pink hearts.
- This is tough packaging Cheez its open and closeable.
Examples
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We usually visit my aunt in Missouri, where we eat Cheez Whiz, rent Adam Sandler movies, and my cousins call me "Sunken Treasure" for six straight days.
Fiction book (2002) -
Did you get me my Cheez Whiz, boy?
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We got cheez its because I wanted cheez its.
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We can turn any box of Cheez its into legged cheez its.
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Hey, you want a Cheez Doodle?
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We'll get us some Cheez Doodles.
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Oh, and bring me a box of Cheez-Its.
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And I can imagine the dressing being good on Cheez-Its.
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How about you and I snack on some Cheez-Its and try a little Beaujolais Nouveau?
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Would you like some cheez crackers with your soup?
Synonyms
A French word for cheese often used in English menus for French cheeses
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cheez is a fun, informal spelling of cheese often used on snack packs and brand names. It signals a strong 'cheesy' flavor or a processed cheese product, so cheez tells you the item is flavored like cheese rather than being real dairy.