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cheese (a drug), cheese

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noun · masculine Rare #36,216
cheese (a drug) Slang for a mixture of heroin and an over-the-counter medicine; the term is especially associated with the United States.
FR: Il a parlé du cheese dans un documentaire.
EN: He talked about cheese in a documentary.
cheese The English word used to prompt people to smile for a photo.
FR: Pour la photo, tout le monde dit « cheese ».
EN: For the photo, everyone says “cheese.”

Cheese.

Cheese.

— The Big Sick (2017)

Dis 'cheese'.

Say 'cheese'.

C'est comme cheese.

It's like cheese.

— Cléo from 5 to 7 (1962)

Vous connaissez cette nouvelle drogue, "cheese" ?

Have you heard of this new drug, “cheese”?

— The Big Sick (2017)

Vous connaissez la drogue "cheese" ?

Have you heard of the drug “cheese”?

— The Big Sick (2017)

On va se faire un bon cheese.

We're going to have a nice cheesecake.

— Demain tout commence (2016)

Dites 'cheese'.

Say 'cheese'.

Cheese est une combinaison de Tylenol PM et d'héroïne.

Cheese is a combination of Tylenol PM and heroin.

— The Big Sick (2017)

Une nouvelle drogue, cheese.

A new drug, cheese.

— The Big Sick (2017)

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