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proper nounˈtʃɛʃ(ɪ)ə A county of west central England; county town, Chester.
nounˈtʃɛʃə mass nounA kind of firm crumbly cheese, originally made in Cheshire. Example sentencesExamples - Cheshire Cheese is available in all supermarkets and independent retailers.
- I'm convinced cheese scones were invented to use up the last remnants of some wonderful cheese in this case, Cheshire.
- Break the Cheshire cheese into roughly shaped small pieces and add to the salad.
- Meaning that I ended up with a flavourless mixture of flour and water, with a hint of Cheshire cheese.
- It is packed with iron, and is excellent when eaten with Cheshire or Cheddar cheese and a steaming hot mug of tea.
proper noun A county in western central England; county town, Chester.
Cheshire2(also Cheshire cheese) noun A kind of firm crumbly cheese, originally made in Cheshire, England. Example sentencesExamples - Break the Cheshire cheese into roughly shaped small pieces and add to the salad.
- It is packed with iron, and is excellent when eaten with Cheshire or Cheddar cheese and a steaming hot mug of tea.
- Cheshire Cheese is available in all supermarkets and independent retailers.
- Meaning that I ended up with a flavourless mixture of flour and water, with a hint of Cheshire cheese.
- I'm convinced cheese scones were invented to use up the last remnants of some wonderful cheese in this case, Cheshire.
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