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cheddar curtain
 n.— «At that time of year (Feb, March), I will probably be in Wisconsin. So I will fly back from behind the Cheddar curtain.» —“Re: Tasteless Secret SAnta” by Julian Macassey Usenet: alt.tasteless Nov. 10, 1993. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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