overcheesed
overcheesed adjective: prepared or filled with too much cheese.
Adjective
overcheesed (comparative more overcheesed, superlative most overcheesed)
- Prepared or filled with too much cheese.
- On a subsequent visit the eggplant was overcooked and overcheesed.1971, À la Vôtre, volumes 1-3, page 276
- The cannelloni ($5.50) bubbles and hisses, a creamy sizzler with a blanket of fresh chopped parsley covering that lovely noodle dough; its forcemeat of pork and chicken is both rich and mild, and the Alfredo sauce isn't overcheesed.1980, New York Magazine, volume 13, number 38, page 38
Examples of overcheesed in a sentence
- Steven and I had eaten packaged Welsh rarebit for dinner and I was still feeling overcheesed.2010, Dashka Slater, The Wishing Box, page 21:
- You won't find vodka and cream sauces or overcheesed, overloaded pastas in Tuscany.2014, Gabriele Corcos, Debi Mazar, Extra Virgin: Recipes & Love from Our Tuscan Kitchen: A Cookbook:
Forms of overcheesed
| comparative | more overcheesed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overcheesed |
Questions about overcheesed
- What does overcheesed mean?
- Overcheesed means prepared or filled with too much cheese.
- How do you use overcheesed in a sentence?
- Steven and I had eaten packaged Welsh rarebit for dinner and I was still feeling overcheesed.
- What part of speech is overcheesed?
- Overcheesed is an adjective.
Words near overcheesed in the dictionary
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