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Can someone please help me

and tell me what "cheeky" means in current parlance.
It usually means insolent but these days it seems to be used in strange ways. last week Ace had a CHEEKY £10 bet and someone else had a CHEEKY bottle of wine. So what makes a bet or a bottle of wine CHEEKY ? I worked with a guy a few years back who only ever had a CHEEKY beer, never just a beer, was tempted to go into a bar and actually order a cheeky beer but the barman looked gay so decided against it.
Apologies for being an old duffer but that's what age does for a man ....Nurse, the screens and hurry

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posted on 29/2/16

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posted on 29/2/16

comment by The Ace Face (U18814)
posted 1 minute ago
I'd probably class it as doing something spontaneously. Example; if I'm driving home from work and as I pass my local I make a split second unplanned decision to swerve into the car park and have quick pint if class that as a cheeky one. If I'd been planning it all day, it's just a pint. So re the bet, wasn't planning on having a bet, someone on here flagged up the odds so I had a last minute flutter just before lunchtime kick off. But yeah it's a word that's been misappropriated in the modern world, like when people say 'obviously' before they tell you something only they could possibly know.
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Have to take my hat off to that , if I was wearing one.
Now we need Whitehotlanespur to explain how a bottle of red wine is cheeky .... or maybe he's just a belllend as Neil suggests

posted on 29/2/16

comment by The Ace Face (U18814)
posted 24 minutes ago


But yeah it's a word that's been misappropriated in the modern world, like when people say 'obviously' before they tell you something only they could possibly know.
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and other caaaants who answer with "absolutely" when they mean a plain and simple "yes"
grinds my gears

posted on 29/2/16

" cheeky" nandos is what really promoted the word worldwide and confused the f** out of Americans on social media the great thing is the British with our sense of humour and wit decided to play on it and confused the Americans even more with some hilarious explanations as to what it means. I'll try and post a particular one if I can find it. The Americans we're writing on social media " what's a cheeky nandos" and it kind of went from there.

posted on 29/2/16

comment by ®åρtor✡ (U1071)
posted 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
Nandos is crap
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agreed...cheeky or otherwise...don't get the fuss.

comment by adam85 (U9560)

posted on 29/2/16

comment by The Mighty Tottenham Hotspur. (U7858)
posted 38 minutes ago
comment by The Ace Face (U18814)
posted 24 minutes ago


But yeah it's a word that's been misappropriated in the modern world, like when people say 'obviously' before they tell you something only they could possibly know.
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and other caaaants who answer with "absolutely" when they mean a plain and simple "yes"
grinds my gears
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Sorry mate....I'm one of them caants!

I also use 'spectacular' quite a bit

I'm basically just a pr¡ck

comment by Chronic (U3423)

posted on 29/2/16

its cheeky when you tell her you will cumon her boooobs and at the last minute you cumon her face

posted on 29/2/16

comment by Chronic (U3423)
posted 28 minutes ago
its cheeky when you tell her you will cumon her boooobs and at the last minute you cumon her face
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We can always rely on you to lower the tone as always

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