Macaroni (noun)

1. A type of pasta that is made from durum wheat semolina and water.
2. A dish made of pasta and cheese, typically served as a side dish or main dish.
3. A food item made of small, tube-shaped pieces of pasta.

Origin:

The word "macaroni" comes from the italian word "maccheroni" which refers to a type of pasta that is made from durum wheat semolina and water. the word itself has been in use since the early 16th century and it became popular in the 18th century in england and the united states as a dish made of pasta and cheese.

Examples:

1. The macaroni and cheese was her favorite comfort food.
2. She had never tried macaroni before, so she was excited to taste it.
3. I decided to make macaroni and cheese for dinner, it was a hit with the kids.
4. He ordered a plate of macaroni and meatballs, he was really hungry.
5. The macaroni was cooked al dente, it was the perfect texture.