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Noun: cheddar  che-du(r)
  1. Hard smooth-textured cheese, originally made in Cheddar in southwestern England
    "They used sharp cheddar in their macaroni and cheese recipe";
    - cheddar cheese, Armerican cheddar, American cheese
Noun: Cheddar  che-du(r)
  1. A village in Somerset, southwestern England, where cheddar cheese was first made
    "The limestone caves of Cheddar were traditionally used to age the cheese"

Derived forms: Cheddars, cheddars

Type of: cheese, hamlet, village

Part of: England

Encyclopedia: Cheddar, Ontario