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chewedcheaters n. sunglasses. (Formerly referred to all spectacles.See also shades.) Get your cheaters on. The sun’sreally bright.check that tv. cancel that; ignore that (last remark). Atfour, no, check that, at three o’clock this afternoon, abomb exploded at the riverside.check your six tv. look behind you (where there may bedanger). (See also on your six. Refers to six o’clock asbeing behind one, as if one were facing twelve o’clock.) Check your six, bud. Some gangsta’s getting close toyour wallet.cheddar and chedda n. money; cash. (Streets. Fromcheddar.) Shizzle! I’m out of chedda. I’m totally outof cheddar. Can you loan me a Benji?cheese-eater n. an informer; a rat fink. (Rats eat cheese.) Some cheese-eater called the clerk and warned her wewere coming.cheesing mod. smiling. (From the practice of forcingpeople to smile by saying cheese when attempting tophotograph them.) Don’t stand there cheezing. Whatdo you want?chevrolegs n. the human legs, as used for transportation,instead of a car. (From the trade name, Chevrolet.) I’ll be late, because I only have my chevrolegs to getthere—unless you want to give me a ride.chew the cheese tv. to vomit. Fred’s out in the bushes,chewing the cheese.chewed mod. abused. After that argument at the officeyesterday, I really felt chewed.41