cheese-head

British  

adjective

1. denoting or relating to a screw or bolt with a cylindrical slotted head

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Example Sentences

Musk was everywhere, wearing a cheese-head hat and running contests to give away million-dollar checks.

From Salon

Along the way, he’s amassed over 50 soccer scarves—the logo-laden souvenirs woven in team colors that fans flash at the games, much as Packers fans wear towering cheese-head hats.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cheese-head, confusingly, is a name for a type of screw with a raised cylindrical head, while a slummock is an untidy or slovenly person.

From The Guardian

The chance to play for McDermott was an added bonus for former Manly junior Offerdahl, whose father was in the US Army and hails from Madison, Wisconsin, “dairy-famer, cheese-head country”.

From The Guardian

Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin is going from cheese-head country to cheese-steak country on Tuesday as his presidential campaign tour rolls through Philadelphia.

From New York Times