Pita: meaning, definitions and examples

Duplicated word - same as first instance.

Flatbread is a more general term that refers to any bread that is flat, like tortillas, naan, or lavash. It's used in various cuisines around the world.

• We had flatbread pizza for dinner.
• Indian curries are often served with flatbread like naan.

Pocket bread is another name for pita, emphasizing the pocket-like structure that forms when the bread is baked. It is often used for sandwiches or wraps.

• She stuffed the pocket bread with falafel and fresh veggies.
• Pocket bread makes a convenient and healthy lunch option.

Gyro bread specifically refers to the type of bread used to make gyros, a Greek dish. It is similar to pita but usually thicker and often grilled.

• He ordered a gyro, and the gyro bread was perfectly toasted.
• Gyro bread is essential for authentic Greek gyros.

This term is an abbreviation for 'pain in the ass' and is used to describe someone or something that is very annoying or troublesome. It has a negative connotation.

• Dealing with all this paperwork is such a pita.
• My little brother can be a real pita when I'm trying to concentrate.

A playful and affectionate term used to describe someone who is perceived as cute, often used for children, pets, or someone you find endearing.

• Look at that little cutie playing in the park.
• You're such a cutie when you smile like that.

Typically used to describe a person, usually a male celebrity, who is very attractive and has many admirers.

• The actor became a heartthrob overnight after his new movie released.
• In high school, he was the heartthrob every girl dreamed of.

Informally used to refer to a person one finds attractive, often used between romantic partners or to affectionately address someone.

• Hey babe, how was your day?
• You're looking great today, babe.