cheese off
cheese off verb: to annoy.
Verb
cheese off (third-person singular simple present cheeses off, present participle cheesing off, simple past and past participle cheesed off)
- To annoy.
- Sony management […] is 'fixing' one part of the triangle at the cost of the other two. This cheeses off software makers more than you can imagine, and it also cheeses off customers.2007 February 25, Charlie Demerjian, “Sony Euro PS3 debacle risks a major fire storm”, in Inquirer, UK, retrieved 23 Feb 2009
Synonyms of cheese off
Forms of cheese off
| third-person singular present | cheeses off |
|---|---|
| present participle | cheesing off |
| past participle | cheesed off |
| past | cheesed off |
Questions about cheese off
- What does cheese off mean?
- Cheese off means to annoy.
- What part of speech is cheese off?
- Cheese off is a verb.
- What is the past tense of cheese off?
- The past tense of cheese off is cheesed off.
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