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ched|dar — «CHEHD uhr», transitive verb. (in making Cheddar) to cut (curd) into slabs with sharp steel knives to be flattened for milling. ╂[< Cheddar] Ched|dar or ched|dar «CHEHD uhr», noun, or Cheddar cheese, a kind of hard, white or yellow cheese,… … Useful english dictionary
Ched|dar — «CHEHD uhr», transitive verb. (in making Cheddar) to cut (curd) into slabs with sharp steel knives to be flattened for milling. ╂[< Cheddar] Ched|dar or ched|dar «CHEHD uhr», noun, or Cheddar cheese, a kind of hard, white or yellow cheese,… … Useful english dictionary
ched — ched·dar; … English syllables
dar — abe·ce·dar·i·um; abe·ce·dar·i·us; ac·ni·dar·ia; amil·dar; au·mil·dar; ban·dar; bay ce·dar; bhu·mi·dar; bi·dar; bi·dar·ka; bil·dar; bon·dar; bor·dar; cal·en·dar·i·al; cal·en·dar·ic; cal·en·dar·ist; ce·dar; ces·to·dar·ia; chak·dar; chau·ki·dar;… … English syllables
cheddar — ched·dar … English syllables
cheddar — ched•dar [[t]ˈtʃɛd ər[/t]] n. coo a hard smooth textured cheese that varies in color from white to yellow or orange and in flavor from mild to sharp as it ages • Etymology: 1655–65; after Cheddar, village in Somersetshire, England ched′dar•y, adj … From formal English to slang
Cheddar — Ched|dar 〈[ tʃɛ̣də(r)] m.; s; unz.〉 fette Hartkäsesorte [nach dem engl. Ort Cheddar] … Universal-Lexikon
Cheddar — Ched|dar 〈 [tʃɛ̣dər] m.; Gen.: s; Pl.: unz.〉 fette Hartkäsesorte [Etym.: nach dem engl. Ort Cheddar] … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch
cheddar — ched|dar [ˈtʃedə US ər] n [U] [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Cheddar village in Somerset, southwest England, where the cheese was first made] a firm smooth yellow cheese … Dictionary of contemporary English
Cheddarkäse — Ched|dar|kä|se [ tʃɛdɐ...] der; s, <nach der engl. Ortschaft Cheddar> ein fetter Hartkäse … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
