It is just a funnier way of saying some one farted. It also refers to some one cutting stinky cheese, cause the cheese smells and farts smell.
It's a slang term for farting.
Yes, "cut the cheese" is an idiom that is commonly used as slang for passing gas or farting in informal language.
go to your doctor and say i have a problem and i need you now to cut my cheese
beans and rice. and cheese too. and pizza. =]
Did you mean, 'What does Yoga say about Farting?' Please restructure your question.
some people say, "who cut the cheese". Other say nothing. Many laugh.
say they have stick deoderant... cut off a corner of it and put cream cheese on.
You could say, for instance, "Who cut the cheese." or, "who dropped the bomb."
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Eric Stewart is 66 years old (birthdate: January 20, 1945).
It's actually a thin wire that is strong enough to cut through cheese.
The word 'cheese' comes to modern English from the Old English word cese (or cyse) which was probably adopted from West Germanic (the modern German word for cheese is käse.)Both of these, as well as the modern Spanish queso, are derived from the Latin for cheese, caseus.