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matzo
noun mat·zo \ˈmät-sə also -(ˌ)sō\
: a dry, thin bread eaten especially by Jewish people at Passover
plural mat·zoth \-ˌsōt, -ˌsōth, -sōs\ or mat·zos or mat·zohs \-səz, -səs also -ˌsōz\
Full Definition of MATZO
1
: unleavened bread eaten especially at the Passover
2
: a wafer of matzo
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Variants of MATZO
mat·zo or mat·zoh \ˈmät-sə also -(ˌ)sō\
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Origin of MATZO
Yiddish matse, from Hebrew maṣṣāh
First Known Use: 1650
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