Provolone (noun)

1. A type of Italian cheese, made from cow's milk, that is typically aged and has a strong, slightly tangy flavor.
2. A cheese that is typically used in sandwiches or grated over pasta dishes.

Origin:

From the italian word "provolone" meaning a type of cheese.

Examples:

1. The sandwich was made with provolone cheese, lettuce and tomato.
2. The pasta dish was topped with grated provolone cheese.
3. The cheese board featured different types of cheese, including provolone.
4. Provolone is a great cheese for grilling or melting.
5. The store offered a variety of provolone cheeses, with different levels of aging.