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Tunworth

Tunworth noun: a kind of soft British cheese with a white rind.

Noun

Tunworth (uncountable)

  1. A kind of soft British cheese with a white rind.

Origin of Tunworth

Named after the hamlet of Tunworth in Hampshire.

Questions about Tunworth

What does Tunworth mean?
Tunworth means a kind of soft British cheese with a white rind.
What part of speech is Tunworth?
Tunworth is a noun.

Words near Tunworth in the dictionary

  1. Tunstalls
  2. Tunstead
  3. Tuntable Creek
  4. Tunuchuk
  5. Tunuchuks
  6. Tunworth
  7. Tunxi
  8. Tunxis
  9. tuny
  10. tuo zaafi
  11. Tuoba

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