Burger

What do we mean by burger?

A sandwich consisting of a bun, a cooked beef patty, and often other ingredients such as cheese, onion slices, lettuce, or condiments. Often used in combination. noun

A similar sandwich with a nonbeef filling. Often used in combination. noun

A hamburger. noun

A similar sandwich or patty. noun

A hamburger.

(chiefly as a combining form) A similar sandwich or patty.

Minced and reformed beef in a vaguely disc-shaped slab, cooked, and placed inside a bread roll, possibly along with various vegetables and sauces. Usually the meat is sourced from cheap offcuts and has a higher than average fat content. That being said, there is something distinctly refreshing about biting into a great greasy burger once every so often. Urban Dictionary

Not to be confused with the food substance, a burger is a slang word that is said for the purpose of being insultive, many of its meanings include - idiot slow to respond moron ugly disgusting filthy cunt smells Can be very offensive, although often goes by unnoticed because of its sharing of the word with the food product. Origin thought to have been S. Africa although this has been challenged and Australia is the believed birth of the word. Urban Dictionary

What they say in the cosby show for a fine lookin lady Urban Dictionary

The bulging vagina and lips seen from behind (between a woman's legs) when a woman is lying on her side... which looks like a bun with a beef patty between. Urban Dictionary

How americans are called on the internet Urban Dictionary

The primary cause of fatboys around the world Urban Dictionary

A jumbo-sized turd. As oppossed to fries, which are tiny skinny turdies. Urban Dictionary

Weak, lame, clumsy, not slick person. Expression: "He's a burger put the onions!" is said when encouraging your teammates (in a basketball game) to play hard defense or to go strong (to the basket). Urban Dictionary

A hot girl, can be shortened to burg as well Urban Dictionary

The single greatest invention of all time without a burger happiness could not be true a burger is a slab of beef mince which is called the burger (not a patty you fucking Americans), and two burger buns occasionally with sesame seeds, there are also cheeseburgers which is a piece of delicious melted cheese put above the burger and below the top bun (if you put cheese above the bottom bun and below the burger then that says a lot about you!) burgers are the best takeaway food, the best healthy food (depending on what the burger is made of), the best of all fucking foods ok? do you fucking understand you pizza loving pricks? good :) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to burger:
burger, burner, bugger, burgher, berger, burgee, bulger, burier, budger, burge, barger, purger, burler, urger, bunger, birger, burgler, borger, burker, buerger, burgen, bürger, -burger, burges, burrer, burget, b?rger.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word burger:
whopper, veggie, cheeseburger, burgers, franchisee, hamburger, fries, sandwiches, lettuce, bun, sandwich, taco, grilled, patty, steak, menu, hungry, pizza, chicken, grill, cheese, beef, fried, sauce, bacon, tomato, onion, king, onions, restaurant, angus, chef, chain, chili, hut, chains, meal, ingredients, franchise, cafe, fast, meat, subway, powell, advertising, breakfast, foods, trademark, xbox, outlets, toys, brands, bypass, fat, opinion, kitchen, food, egg, coffee, taste, bar, product, topped, parent, kids, holdings, beer, mac, warren, justice, stewart, corporation, stores, customers, marketing, tim, joint, logo.

Words that rhyme with burger:
burgher, berger, ferger, gerger, jerger, joerger, rheinberger, scherger.

Adjectives that are often used to describe burger:
former, good, thore, double, best, juicy, big, greasy, vegetarian, pound, quick, second, german, conservative, salazar, die, plain, fat, top, american, grilled, rare, huge, chief, tasty, giant, famous, ounce, fast, meatless, basic, regular, late, cold, thick, better, free, perfect, poor, delicious, usual, nice, decent, triple, favorite, biggest, traditional, 6-3, veggie, occasional, mean, lean, 5-4, typical, classic, decker, cooked, 9-0, daily, sized, cheap, chen, bad, century, extra, standard, krause, raw, fried, hot, ostrich, style, academical, twin, cent, opposite.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective burger:
prinz, buns, flipping.

Consonant match to burger:
bugger, buggy, bogey, beggar, boogie, baggy, bogie, burgher, biggie, bagger, boggy, bigger, berger, baggie, burgee, boger, bigeye, bugeye, biggar, bigha, burgo, big o, begay, big a, bergie, beger, b go, bag a, bag he, bag her, bag o, beg a, beg he, beg her, beg who, berg a, berg e, big e, big he, bo gyi, boeger, bog a, bog i, bug a, bug he, bug her, bug i.

Words that sound like burger:
burger, berger, burgher, bergere, burker, booger, birger, bigger, berg, burg, burgers, beggar, burglar, bugger, begger, bagger, brewer, burgh, briar, bragger, burgler, brier, burge, bergs, bogger, beger, brower, brrr, burgs, biggar, brar, bergh, burga, breyer, birg, brg, bryer, burges, briere, burgee, borger, brayer, burrier, begar, bergers, bror, brer, bergie, brauer, brager, brugger, broer, burrower, breuer, brougher, burrer, berar, breer, brere, berga, burgard, burghers, brawer, brieger, burghs, boerger, briare, bagre, perker, booker, bicker, biker, beaker, barker, backer, becker, berk, berber, bager, berkshire, beeker, bacher, berner, bakr, berka, bakker, balker, berke, berkey, beker, becher, bekker, bakar, bercy, bachar, birc, bercier, birchard, berck, beurk.