pizzas
SayPEET-suhz/ˈpiːtsəz/
- 1Plural of pizza.
The restaurant sells dozens of pizzas every Friday night.
Several pizzas arrived cold because the delivery took so long.
Note
A regular English plural on an Italian loan: English adds -s rather than borrowing the Italian pizze. It counts whole pies, not the food in general. When pizza names the dish as a substance (we had pizza for dinner), it takes no plural at all. Pizzas appears only once you are counting separate ones: two large pizzas, a stack of pizzas for the party.
pizzas is a form of pizza
pizza, noun: A baked Italian dish of flat bread dough with toppings, usually tomato sauce and cheese along with other ingredients; also, one such dish. Full entry
- Forms
- pizzapizzas plural
- Spelling
- pizza → pizzas: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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