The meaning of cheesy is resembling or suggesting cheese especially in consistency or odor. How to use cheesy in a sentence. A cheesy smile is wide but not sincere:
A movie with cheesy special effects. [sense 2b, possibly partly from earlier cheesy, showy, from cheese.] Definition of cheesy adjective in oxford advanced learner's dictionary.
If you describe something as cheesy, you mean that it is cheap, unpleasant, or insincere. When something is described as cheesy, it implies a lack of originality or artistic merit, often characterized by excessive use of sentimentality, melodrama, or exaggerated elements. The movie's special effects are cheesy and unconvincing.
See cheese1, - y1 1350–1400. Cheesy is a great informal way to talk about shoddy or slightly unpleasant things. It comes from late 1800's united states university student slang, which also included the term cheese, which meant.
See examples of cheesy used in a sentence. Lacking style or good taste a cheesy [= cheap, shabby] motel a cheesy movie cheesy [= corny] pop songs
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