Cheetos
- proper noun
- /ˈtʃiːtoʊz/
- Everybody's suddenly got more money to buy their Cheetos and Goldfish.
- a Cheetos bag
- eat Cheetos
- Hot Cheetos
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Watch on YouTubeIt really is Like some cucumber with hot Cheetos and add some mango.
- It really is Like some cucumber with hot Cheetos and add some mango.
- And the difficulty was that you can't even get Cheetos in the UK.
- It's kind of like eating Cheetos with with chopsticks.
- Yeah, I there's a bag of Cheetos on the desk.
- Sometimes it's titular roll Cheetos, but the Cheeto gets you back.
Examples
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I always bring a bag of Cheetos to the movie theater for a crunchy snack.
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Got my Cheetos, though.
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I love Hot Cheetos, so I get it.
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Then we have more hot Cheetos because why not?
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Saw the Hot Cheetos, had to get it.
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How much for the Cheetos and water?
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- Hey, pass the Cheetos.
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Hey, we're in front of the Cheetos popcorn mix.
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The next one we're going to try are Cheetos Cheddar Jalapeno.
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I'll go with flaming hot Cheetos FTW.
Synonyms
A thin crunchy snack made from corn and fried, often salted or flavored
A thin, crispy snack made from potatoes or corn
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cheetos comes from the English word cheese plus the Spanish ending -itos, which means 'small' or 'little'. So Cheetos is like 'little cheese' pieces, a simple way to remember this small, crunchy, cheese-flavoured snack.