block of cheese

noun
UK /blɒk əv tʃiːz/
US /blɑːk əv tʃiːz/

A block of cheese is a big, solid piece of cheese shaped like a box.

Mom cut a block of cheese into small squares for our snack.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large rectangular portion of cheese sold or stored as a single unit.

The shop sells a two-pound block of cheese wrapped in wax.

3. A solid mass of cheese used for grating or slicing.

Grate half of the block of cheese over the pasta.

4. A humorous or affectionate term for a person who loves cheese very much.

My brother is such a block of cheese—he eats it with every meal.