Definition of "matzoh" []

• Brittle, flat unleavened bread, which is usually eaten at the Passover. (noun)
• A piece of the above bread. (noun)

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• "Jews pray at the Mount of Olives, matzoh is baked in Brooklyn, and thousands of rabbis pose for a group photo."
• "Extended families typically gather to retell the story of the exodus and eat unleavened bread called matzoh."
• "Now get Grandma some matzoh for dunking while we wait for your mother."