1. camembert - Noun
2. Camembert - Proper noun
rich soft creamy French cheese
Source: WordNetThen she came out of the kitchen with a glass of milk in her hand. "Here," she offered. "A cool drink." But it wasn't cool at all, it was almost hot, and there was a yellowish scum on the top, and sipping it I tasted her lips and the strong food she ate, a taste of rye bread and Camembert cheese. John Fante
And (we) actually keep forgetting that, you know, Camembert — of course it’s (made with) a different fungus, it’s a different spore, it’s a different mold — but it’s a mold.” Source: Internet
Crack open the Camembert, pull on the beret & generally be highly rude to everyone with this glorious ode to gay Paris! Source: Internet
In April 2003, he produced two cheeses on a bigger scale: a pungent, wash-rind tome and a creamy mix between a Brie and a Camembert. Source: Internet
I had a well ripened Camembert ready to use, some salami, my Cranberry dipping sauce, lets see, some honey and pine nuts. Source: Internet
Imagine a sweet brie.) Real Brie de Meaux (ask for it by name and the label needs to say "de Meaux") would also work here, as would a Camembert. Source: Internet