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GORGONZOLA
GORGONZOLA
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Word: gorgonzola
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A blue-veined Italian cheese, made from cow's milk.
All clues having "GORGONZOLA" for an answer:
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Emile
A scary woman and a writer met at Lees cheese party.
Certain salad cheese
French writer with snaky hair and a petrifying gaze?
In a way
Italian cheese
Cheese from Italy
Medusa poses with Emile. Say cheese!
Italian blue cheese
Blue-veined Italian cheese
Blue-veined cheese
Awful woman novelist has blue veins
Italian town terrifying female novelist
Ugly woman writer served with biscuits?
Formidable woman has writer making cheese
Very ugly female novelist makes something to eat
Author after Medusa, perhaps, tasty Italian fare
Cheese that has holes poked in it with metal rods during aging
Veiny Italian cheese
At the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Tuesday, Pennsylvania 7th-grader Tom Velik correctly spelled this Italian cheese
Live dangerously, devouring religious books
Larry ___, harmonica-player who won an Oscar nomination for his work on the soundtrack of the 1953 film Genevieve
French author supports scary woman that's brought on board
Big cheese Republican from the USA, bizarre, crazy, held in rough gaol
A semihard blue-veined cheese named after the Italian town where it originated
French author going after ugly woman for cheese
Blue-green veined cheese named for the Lombardy town where it came from
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