Stilton
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Noun — A strong, blue-veined English cheese.
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Etymology
Named after the English village of Stilton, where the cheese was historically sold to travellers, though it was actually made elsewhere in the region.
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What does “Stilton” mean?
The word “Stilton” means a strong, blue-veined English cheese. In plain terms, a famous English blue cheese, sharp and crumbly.
How do you pronounce “Stilton”?
“Stilton” is pronounced STIHL-tuhn (/ˈstɪltən/ in IPA).
How do you use “Stilton” in a sentence?
Here is “Stilton” used in a sentence: “They served stilton with crackers and port after dinner.”
What part of speech is “Stilton”?
“Stilton” is a noun.