cheddar in Portuguese
cheddar in Portuguese is cheddar — cheddar means a firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
cheddar in Portuguese
cheddar
A cheese styled after the Cheddar cheese made in Cheddar.
What does "cheddar" mean?
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noun A firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
"He grated some cheddar over the pasta."
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noun Slang for money or cash.
"He's been stacking a lot of cheddar lately."
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cheddar in a sentence
- He grated some cheddar over the pasta.
- Sharp cheddar works best in this sandwich.
- He's been stacking a lot of cheddar lately.
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What is "cheddar" in Portuguese?
"cheddar" in Portuguese is cheddar. cheddar means: A firm, pale yellow cheese, originally from the English village of the same name.
How do you use "cheddar" in a sentence?
Example: "He grated some cheddar over the pasta." In Portuguese, "cheddar" is cheddar.
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