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cheese it
Stop, look out, as in Cheese it! Here come the cops! This term, generally stated as an imperative, may have been a replacement for the earlier “Stop at once.” Eric Partridge speculated that it may have been a corruption of Cease! but its true origin is not known. [Slang; mid-1800s]
Example Sentences
The famous blue cheese it gave its name to is known throughout the world, but despite years of local protests, the Cambridgeshire village of Stilton is still not allowed to produce it.
At the top of Morton's Solicitors' "10 Craziest Convictions", published earlier this year, is an unexpected case involving cheese – it lists a dairy farm that became an unlikely target in 2013.
“That’s the thing about mac and cheese. It should be textural,” said Churchill, who also offers a dairy-free sauce option made from cashews, tofu and miso.
“She’s in her nineties but bakes the best cakes. She comes to Grandma’s house every Sunday for dinner, along with Grandma’s siblings and their kids and grandkids. Everyone brings a dish. Mom does the mac and cheese, it’s her specialty. She makes sure I get the corner piece. That’s my favorite part. Everyone’s there all day, watching movies and playing games. It’s like a weekly family reunion.”
“It was quite obvious for me to make a croissant that I could twist. So, you have a bit of artichoke puree, a poached egg, a bit of truffle and a bit of cheese. It’s both vegetarian and still mouthwatering.”
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