matzoh

mat·zo also mat·zoh  (mäts, -s, -sô, mät-sä)

n. pl. mat·zos also mat·zohs (mütsz, -ss) or mat·zot or mat·zoth (mät-sôt)

A brittle, flat piece of unleavened bread, eaten especially during Passover.

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[Yiddish matse, from Hebrew maâ; see m in Semitic roots.]

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matzoh - brittle flat bread eaten at Passover matzah, matzo, unleavened bread bread, breadstuff, staff of life - food made from dough of flour or meal and usually raised with yeast or baking powder and then baked