matzo

/ˈmɑtsə/
noun
  1. A thin, crisp, unleavened bread eaten during Passover, often used as a base for other dishes.
    • We eat matzo instead of bread during the week of Passover.
    • She spread butter on a piece of matzo for a quick snack.
    • The children made a game of breaking matzo into small pieces.
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