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queso
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Word History and Origins
Origin of queso1
First recorded in 1985–90; from Spanish: literally “cheese,” from Latin cāseus; cheese 1( def )
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Example Sentences
The queso at Trigger in Portland or El Camino Real in Philadelphia.
From The Daily Beast
It is a simple Puerto Rican cow's milk cheese called queso de hoja and it is wrapped in a plantain leaf.
From The Daily Beast
At the festival of the god Teutleco the Aztecs made "de harina de maiz un montecillo muy tupido de la forma de un queso."
From Project Gutenberg
Wilhelm and Giacomo were provided with their weapons and provisions, such as charqui, queso, and dried beans.
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El Marquesito del Queso has much to say upon the subject of censorship of plays in Cuba.
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