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

I make a matzoh ball,” she used to say, “that will sweep you off your feet!

From The Daily Beast

Naan dunked in matzoh ball soup, served by a Yiddish-speaking waiter from Madras.

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Samuel P. Jacobs on some new efforts to preserve pastrami and matzoh ball soup for future noshers.

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Spiel, kosher, ganof and matzoh are examples; their vowels remain un-American.

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