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Definition of Limburger in English: Limburgernoun ˈlɪmbəːɡəˈlimˌbərɡər mass nounA soft white cheese with a characteristic strong smell, originally made in Limburg. 林堡软干酪（白色软干酪，有独特的浓重味，原产于林堡） Example sentencesExamples - The Biology award went to a group that showed a species of mosquito is equally attracted to people's stinky feet as to Limburger cheese.
- Nevertheless, once in a while one would surface and change the course of events, for example, when an unnamed student placed some Limburger cheese in the ventilating system.
- Seven years ago, in the sprawling hallways of Abundant Life Christian Center, Roberts launched a national phenomenon with the help of Limburger cheese, smoke machines and roaming demons.
- Smith stopped at Baumgartner's tavern in Monroe where he ordered a Limburger cheese sandwich with raw onions and mustard on rye bread.
- Regarding favorite regional flavors and tastes, Fay recalls a funny story about the production of Limburger cheese that was once banned from shipment by the U.S. Postal Service.
- Incidentally, Limburger cheese was first made in The Netherlands by monks.
- The nation's only Limburger and Gruyere cheese plants are located here, just a few short miles from each other.
- Nicolas Gerber, for instance, opened a Limburger cheese factory in New Glarus in 1868, as did Jacob Karlen in nearby Monroe in 1878.
- As an actor, he was the essence of Limburger cheese.
Definition of Limburger in US English: Limburgernounˈlimˌbərɡər A soft white cheese with a characteristic strong smell, originally made in Limburg, a former duchy of Lorraine. 林堡软干酪（白色软干酪，有独特的浓重味，原产于林堡） Example sentencesExamples - Seven years ago, in the sprawling hallways of Abundant Life Christian Center, Roberts launched a national phenomenon with the help of Limburger cheese, smoke machines and roaming demons.
- Smith stopped at Baumgartner's tavern in Monroe where he ordered a Limburger cheese sandwich with raw onions and mustard on rye bread.
- The nation's only Limburger and Gruyere cheese plants are located here, just a few short miles from each other.
- Regarding favorite regional flavors and tastes, Fay recalls a funny story about the production of Limburger cheese that was once banned from shipment by the U.S. Postal Service.
- Incidentally, Limburger cheese was first made in The Netherlands by monks.
- Nevertheless, once in a while one would surface and change the course of events, for example, when an unnamed student placed some Limburger cheese in the ventilating system.
- As an actor, he was the essence of Limburger cheese.
- The Biology award went to a group that showed a species of mosquito is equally attracted to people's stinky feet as to Limburger cheese.
- Nicolas Gerber, for instance, opened a Limburger cheese factory in New Glarus in 1868, as did Jacob Karlen in nearby Monroe in 1878.
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