beef|burg|er

beef|burg|er
beef|burg|er «BEEF BUR guhr», noun.
= hamburger. (Cf.hamburger)

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  • hamburger — ham·burg·er (hăm’bûr′gər) also ham·burg ( bûrg′) n. 1) a) Ground meat, usually beef. b) A patty of such meat. 2) A sandwich made with a patty of ground meat usually in a roll or bun. ╂ [Short for Hamburger steak, after HAMBURG(Cf. ↑Hamburg …   Word Histories

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