Gyro
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A gyro (pronounced "Year-Oh") is skewered, marinated meat, a part of the cuisine of Greece. Gyros are often, but not always, eaten wrapped in pita bread.

See also: kebab, shwarma.

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Gyro (pronounced "Jie-row") is also short for gyroscope.

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