cheesy
adjective (LIKE CHEESE) /ˈtʃiː.zi/Definition
› tasting like or of cheese: cheesy snacksVarious qualities of foodFlavours and tastes › UK informal If someone's feet, shoes, or socks are cheesy, they smell unpleasant: Someone here's got cheesy feet!Smells and smelling
(Definition of cheesy adjective (LIKE CHEESE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- aroma noun
- beery adjective
- foetid adjective
- fragrance noun
- fragrant adjective
- frowsty adjective
- fusty adjective (SMELL)
- pungent adjective
- putrid adjective (DECAYED)
- reek verb
- scratch-and-sniff adjective
- smell somewhere out phrasal verb
- smell sth/sb out phrasal verb
- smell verb (CHARACTERISTIC)
- smelly adjective
- sour adjective (TASTE)
- stagnant adjective (NOT FLOWING)
- stink verb (SMELL)
- whiffy adjective
- woody adjective (MATERIAL)
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