matzoh

[ maht-suh; Sephardic Hebrew mah-tsah; Ashkenazic Hebrew mah-tsaw ]

noun

, plural mat·zohs, mat·zoth, mat·zot [maht, -s, uh, z, mah-, tsawt, mah, -tsohs].

1. a variant of matzo.

Example Sentences

Not to mention, he added, all the bandannas — along with homemade scarves and sweaters, wool hats, pea soup, vegan matzoh ball soup, cookies, paintings, poems, letters and more.

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And it’s also especially well suited to be served next to the chopped liver at a Passover Seder, or as a spread for matzoh throughout the holiday.

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Daniel Synchvkov, 31, typically works in IT, but Russian energy attacks had shut down his internet and electricity — forcing him to pick up a shift at the matzoh factory.

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He designed a poster in a pop-art style with a colossal piece of matzoh under huge Hebrew script that translated to “kosher for Passover.”

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In one Midwestern state — far from the nearest bowl of matzoh ball soup — someone said it sounded like another word: “gumption.”

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