provolone
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pro·vo·lo·ne
(prō′və-lō′nē, prō′və-lōn′)n.
A semihard, white or pale yellow Italian cheese, made from cow's milk and often smoked.
[Italian, augmentative of provola, a kind of cheese.]
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provolone
(ˌprəʊvəˈləʊnɪ)n
(Cookery) a mellow, pale yellow, soft, and sometimes smoked cheese, made of cows' milk: usually moulded in the shape of a pear
[Italian, from provola, apparently from Medieval Latin probula cheese made from buffalo milk]
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pro•vo•lo•ne
(ˌproʊ vəˈloʊ ni)n.
a mellow, light-colored Italian cheese, usu. smoked after drying.
[1945–50; < Italian, orig. dial. (S Italy) =provol(a) kind of cheese (of uncertain orig.) + -one augmentative suffix]
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