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n. 1 A broad gleeful grin. 2 A jovial greeting 3 A cheesemonger, cheese aficionado, or someone employed in the cheese business 4 An uncircumcised man 5 A senior or geezer. 6 A cocktail sandwich made with cheese 7 (context UK dialect English) A conker with a flat side.
Usage examples of "cheeser".
He was known about town as the Master Cheeser, or simply Cheeser which wasn't at all strange.
The proposal, a bit much for the Cheeser, was best pondered by the light of day.
But I put the damper on it, Cheeser, because I know you're not one for that sort of celebratin'.
And yet I'm sure, Cheeser, that in this world of ours, science doesn't hold the only key.
And, Cheeser, you said once that you and me couldn't go a-rafting without we took a fine dog like Ahab along beside us.
Of all the things the Cheeser disliked, being upset was the worst, and so usually, if he had the choice, he ignored anything that would provoke such a thing.
Wurzle couldn't understand a bit of what Jonathan shouted, but could only watch as the Cheeser vaulted the rail and plunged into the cold waters of the river.
Between the howling of Ahab, the bellowed threats of Professor Wurzle, the cries of the stalwart Cheeser, and, finally, the amazed calling of Dooly, who had seen something strange away above the treetops, both trolls were, as the saying goes, out of their depth.
Whatr__ He shouted in a flurry of bewilderment The Cheeser felt responsible and hoisted the man to his feet apologetically.
Observation and deduction are man's most useful tools, Master Cheeser, but I'd have to say, if pressed, that they're sometimes overshadowed by premonition.
In light of their conversation with Lonny Gosset, the Cheeser had to agree.
They were charging along between the Highland banks like a mad buffalo, and the Cheeser couldn't hold on to the tiller.
The Cheeser sloshed around for a bit, toppling Ahab into the water, until he managed to right the coracle--a simple enough task with firm ground beneath his feet.
He was immediately up and sprinting toward Jonathan on the hill where the Cheeser and Professor Wurzle watched the stupefied linkmen, hoping the while that the linkmen wouldn't think Dooly mad and run off with their baskets.
Being the only Cheeser present, it seemed as if the Squire's cries were directed toward him, and there was nothing to do but break into a cask and hoist out a cheese.