This Use Of Word Irritates Me But Not Sure Why

[bluefortress]

Why does it annoy me when people post on Facebook something they have done but it the word 'cheeky' in front of it? 
 

For example

' a cheeky meal before cinema'. 

' a cheeky biscuit before bed'

'cheeky shopping spree' 

'cheeky this cheeky that' 

Its annoying

[barry1010]

Drives me potty

[douglas9401]

Damned cheek.

[Hazlinny]

a cheeky chappie 😉

[jno]

sometimes means sneaky, but then again sometimes I don't know what it means.

[douglas9401]

That's the other cheek, jno.

[jno]

https://www.nordickitchenstories.co.uk/2017/12/12/slow-cooked-pigs-cheeks-recipe/

[bluefortress]

Everyone - go do one

[elliemay1]

Irritates me too! Also when it's someone's birthday and a friend posts ''Hope you get spoiled rotten!''

Can't stand that!

[piggynose]

I remember a colleague a few yrs ago asking me if I fancied a cheeky drink later.

It's not a word I hear that often!

[Captain2]

Lovely reply from the OP ..... not.

[piggynose]

21.19 she's a charmer!

[bluefortress]

Ellie - not too fussed about the spoiled rotten saying but can see how it can become  irritating over time :D Maybe it's to do with a word being used too much

[jno]

I answered as best I could: sometimes it seems to be a variant of "sneaky". I'll keep it to myself next time.

[bluefortress]

It prob is implying sneaky, it seems to be very modern word

[bluefortress]

Ohh sorry all of you just reread/realised. I thought I'd typed facebook in my post, I was referring to those on fb who label everything as cheeky.

[10ClarionSt]

You're a cheeky kid you, bluefortress! 😄

[barry1010]

I watch narrowboat vlogs on YouTube and there is a lovely woman who can never go for a coffee - it is always a 'cheeky coffee'.  It sets my teeth on edge.

[Cloverjo]

I remember a Countdown Dictionary corner guest who would often say "There's a cheeky little 8-letter word in there"

No, it's not cheeky. It's a word to be found from those letters. So stop saying that, please

[naomi24]

That irritates me too.

[douglas9401]

'Love you to the moon and back' works as well.