Definitions

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  • noun Plural form of cheese.
  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cheese.

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Examples

  • Our selection of cheeses is second to none and from the best small farmhouse producers across Europe.

    Miscellaneous Maxine 2009

  • Ordering a selection of cheeses from a menu and discovering that they had no idea which cheese was which.

    unexpected 2008

  • And different types of cheeses is definitely a possibility!!

    Bacon Cheese-Sushi 2008

  • Another leading producer of dairy-free cheeses is Scotland's Bute Island Foods.

    Dairy-Free Cheese Summary Steve Carper 2008

  • All four women consumed soft cheeses from a variety of sources.

    Immigrants, Disease, and Milk 2007

  • All four women consumed soft cheeses from a variety of sources.

    VDARE.com: Blog Articles » Print » Immigrants, Disease, and Milk 2007

  • Our selection of cheeses is second to none and from the best small farmhouse producers across Europe.

    May 2007 Maxine 2007

  • All four women consumed soft cheeses from a variety of sources.

    Race, DNA, Crime, And Denial 2007

  • She makes cheeses from the watered-down raw milk sold from the back of a pick-up truck delivering daily on our street.

    A Mexico patriarch 2007

  • She makes cheeses from the watered-down raw milk sold from the back of a pick-up truck delivering daily on our street.

    A Mexico patriarch 2007

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  • This word's so much more fun than cheese by itself.

    Increasingly Dangerous Cheeses.

    August 26, 2008

  • I never go near knife-wielding-zombie pepper jack.

    August 27, 2008

  • (n): common name for an herbaceous, Old World plant of the mallow family, Malvaceae naturalized in the US, , characterized by low-growing palmate-leaved plants bearing small fruits that resemble flattened, green, circular, ribbed rounds of cheese. The Common Mallow of lawns, gardens and flower beds.

    January 4, 2009