matza

/ˈmɑtsə/
noun
  1. A thin, flat, unleavened bread eaten especially during the Jewish holiday of Passover.
    • We ate matza with butter and salt during the Seder meal.
    • She bought several boxes of matza for the week of Passover.
    • The recipe calls for crushed matza to make matza ball soup.
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