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If someone calls someone 'sweetcheeks' what does that mean?

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BloodyDrasticInnit · 24/12/2019 17:20

Just curious to people's thoughts on the meaning.

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ISmellBabies · 24/12/2019 17:26

It's affectionate in a condescending way. Horribly inappropriate if you don't know someone but some men use it to women they don't know, that's really gross, if this is you, please stop!

Queenoftheashes · 24/12/2019 17:25

Dirty. “All right treacle?” Type of thing.

Fruityb · 24/12/2019 17:25

It’s a term of endearment honey bunch angel pie.

PawPawNoodle · 24/12/2019 17:25

I've only ever heard it in a demeaning or patronising way.

Milquetoaster · 24/12/2019 17:24

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fallfallfall · 24/12/2019 17:24

Term of endearment.

Sparklesocks · 24/12/2019 17:24

It’s just a cutesy pet name in my experience? I don’t really hear people in the UK use it much (at least not where I live) so I associate it as more of an American term

SofiaAmes · 24/12/2019 17:24

Without context it's just a term of endearment, like "sweet heart."

insancerre · 24/12/2019 17:24

It’s a term of endearment
It doesn’t really mean anything

Milquetoaster · 24/12/2019 17:23

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bridgetreilly · 24/12/2019 17:23

Nothing? It's just a term of endearment. I guess it could be used in a flirty way, but not necessarily. You'd know from the context.

TheLightSideOfTheMoon · 24/12/2019 17:22

They're cute? Smiley? Chubby cheeked?

cardibach · 24/12/2019 17:22

I don’t really think of it ‘meaning’ anything. Just used in a slightly condescending manner.

Cherry321 · 24/12/2019 17:22

I’ve always interpreted it a bit like ‘sweet heart’

Think it’s positive?

FunnyInjury · 24/12/2019 17:22

Me and mine use it as a cheeky and affectionate term.of endearment.

Strange question though! What's up?