Chuck E. Cheese
Chuck E. Cheese proper noun: a chain of pizzerias offering diversions for young children such as climbing equipment, arcades, and animatronic and walkaround characters.
Proper noun
Chuck E. Cheese
- A chain of pizzerias offering diversions for young children such as climbing equipment, arcades, and animatronic and walkaround characters.
- Dining should be fun. Eating should be fun. It should be like a kid going to Chuck E. Cheese for the first time.2006 April 9, Harold McGee (interviewee), Anne Strainchamps (interviewer), “Techno Cuisine”, To the Best of Our Knowledge, Wisconsin Public Radio
- I went and did the research on, like, how they came up with this movie and basically, it was inspired by old-school robot pirates, like, like, I'm talking Chuck E. Cheese-style2006 July 7, Douglas Sarine (guest), “'Pirates' Any Good? Ask a Ninja, If You Dare”, All Things Considered, National Public Radio
- The chain's logo and mascot, an anthropomorphic rat (later, mouse).
Origin of Chuck E. Cheese
The chain is named after the character, whose full name is Charles Entertainment Cheese.
Questions about Chuck E. Cheese
- What does Chuck E. Cheese mean?
- Chuck E. Cheese means a chain of pizzerias offering diversions for young children such as climbing equipment, arcades, and animatronic and walkaround characters.
- What part of speech is Chuck E. Cheese?
- Chuck E. Cheese is a proper noun.
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