cheddar
nounUK /ˈtʃɛd.ər/
US /ˈtʃɛd.ɚ/
Cheddar is a firm yellow cheese that people eat in sandwiches or on crackers.
She put a slice of cheddar on her sandwich.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A village in Somerset, England, where this cheese was first made.
Cheddar is a village at the foot of the Mendip Hills.
3. A type of cheese-making tradition or style, often used in compound names like 'West Country cheddar'.
The shop sells several kinds of West Country cheddar.
4. Slang for money.
He flashed his cheddar after winning the bet.