Adjective:

गुबगुबीत, चीज सारखे,

cheesy's Usage Examples:

CBC called the song Paula Abdul-inspired, and the Arizona Daily Wildcat described it as cheesy and poppy.

Only the Sturgis, Michigan, location now remains, though Hot 'n Now's popular Olive Burger and cheesy tots are still on the menu at the Bay City location, now known as Burger 81.

Nicholas Hautman, from Us Weekly, deemed it a somewhat cheesy yet introspective power ballad.

because they found that "cheesy" documentaries about Bigfoot were scarier than regular motion pictures.

Biographer David Buckley remarked on the song"s "doomy sax-driven verses set incongruously aside cheesy choruses".

Static Multimedia said, "Directed by a true fan of the old school, it"s lusciously, knowingly, lovingly cheesy.

Aaron Kinney from Salon magazine said that the episode title showed that the creators at least still had a sense of humor, but that the episode demonstrated some of the flaws that caused the series to jump the shark in the first place: cheesy melodrama, deathly slow pacing, and a lack of coherence.

David Denby of The New Yorker considered the film to be "rhythmless and shapeless" with "some very cheesy and even amateurish fighting".

Horror author Stephen King rated The Devil's Rejects the 9th best film of 2005 and wrote, No redeeming social merit, perfect '70s C-grade picture cheesy glow; this must be what Quentin Tarantino meant when he did those silly Kill Bill pictures.

)!CMJ - Up The Downstair retains the band's willowy roots in Albion psychedelia but expands the brief, dropping its cheesy self-consciousness while infusing some contemporary dance auras (from acidic mesmerism to almost funky syncopation) with more 'group-like' interaction.

production, with its soapy dialogue and cheesy video effects, should have splurged for someone to help choreograph the leads" stiffly executed dramatic exchanges.

UK removed the breakfast snack wraps and replaced them with the cheesy bacon flatbread.

York Times, saying "it"s not a groundbreaking police drama, nor is it divertingly cheesy.

Synonyms:

crummy, tinny, inferior, bum, cheap, punk, sleazy, chintzy,

Antonyms:

expensive, thick, reputable, generous, superior,