Associations to the word «Hamburger»
Noun
- Burger
- Bun
- Steak
- Fry
- Hamburg
- Sandwich
- Menu
- Bayern
- Patty
- Mcdonald
- Grill
- Pizza
- Beef
- Barbecue
- Salad
- Onion
- Sausage
- Pickle
- Dortmund
- Diner
- Chili
- Restaurant
- Bremen
- Helper
- Sauce
- Topping
- Cheese
- Bayer
- Wendy
- Mustard
- Relish
- Bsc
- Pork
- Tomato
- Meat
- Slice
- Soda
- Chicken
- Bacon
- Snack
- Gesellschaft
- Berliner
- Coke
- Sesame
- Neil
- Stuttgart
- Pie
- Chain
- Chips
- Frankfurt
- Rc
- Fast
- Holstein
- Dessert
- Chop
- Hash
- Lunch
- Grind
- Soy
- Potato
- Kiel
- Mouthful
- Nach
- Aus
- Freiburg
- Food
- Munich
- Nord
- Pounder
- Joint
- Beer
- Cuisine
- Düsseldorf
- Ernst
- Recipe
- Berlin
- Caller
- Mf
- Graz
- Junk
- Ingredient
- Fulham
- Bite
- Der
- Dog
- Specialty
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Wiktionary
HAMBURGER, noun. A hot sandwich consisting of a patty of cooked ground beef, in a sliced bun, sometimes also containing salad vegetables, condiments, or both.
HAMBURGER, noun. The patty used in such a sandwich.
HAMBURGER, noun. (uncountable) Ground beef, especially that intended to be made into hamburgers.
HAMBURGER, noun. (colloquial) (somewhat vulgar) An animal or human, or the flesh thereof, that has been badly injured as a result of an accident or conflict.
HAMBURGER, noun. A person from Hamburg.
HAMBURGER BUTTON, noun. (GUI) A button displaying the hamburger icon, used to activate a dropdown menu.
HAMBURGER BUTTONS, noun. Plural of hamburger button
HAMBURGER ICON, noun. (GUI) A symbol consisting of three parallel horizontal lines (i.e. ≡), used to indicate a dropdown menu.
HAMBURGER ICONS, noun. Plural of hamburger icon
HAMBURGER MENU, noun. (GUI) A dropdown menu whose presence is indicated by a hamburger icon.
HAMBURGER MENUS, noun. Plural of hamburger menu
Dictionary definition
HAMBURGER, noun. A sandwich consisting of a fried cake of minced beef served on a bun, often with other ingredients.
HAMBURGER, noun. Beef that has been ground.
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