mac-and-cheesy
mac-and-cheesy is the alternative form of mac and cheesy.
Meaning of mac and cheesy
Adjective
mac and cheesy (comparative more mac and cheesy, superlative most mac and cheesy)
- Resembling or characteristic of mac and cheese.
- It's doubtful that what's in the Mac and Cheese box is the same as the old "American Cheese" Kraft used to sell. The stuff in the box has to emulsify with milk and butter/margarine to make it look "mac and cheesy".2008 February 7, Kent, “Finding Powdered Cheddar Cheese in the Bay Area?”, in ba.food (Usenet)
Forms of mac-and-cheesy
| comparative | more mac-and-cheesy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mac-and-cheesy |
Questions about mac-and-cheesy
- What is mac-and-cheesy the alternative form of?
- Mac-and-cheesy is the alternative form of mac and cheesy.
Words near mac-and-cheesy in the dictionary
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