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raclette

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ra·clette  (rä-klt, r-)
n.
1. A Swiss dish consisting of cheese melted and served on boiled potatoes or bread.
2. A firm cheese used in making this dish.
[French, from racler, to rake, scrape, from Provençal rasclar, to rake, from Old Provençal, from Vulgar Latin *rsculre, from *rsculum, diminutive of Latin rstrum, rake; see rd- in Indo-European roots.]
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raclette
n (Cook) → Raclette f or nt
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