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hambugar

 

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Term: hambugar

Description:

Hambugar, often misspelled as "hamburger," is a popular and widely enjoyed fast food item consisting of a cooked patty made from ground beef and served between two slices of a soft, round bread bun. It is commonly garnished with various toppings and sauces, providing a delicious and fulfilling eating experience.

Senses:

  1. Noun (Food): A sandwich made with a cooked ground beef patty, served in a bun, and often accompanied by toppings such as lettuce, tomato, cheese, pickles, and condiments.
  2. Noun (Cooking): A patty made from seasoned ground beef or other ingredients, typically grilled, fried, or broiled.
  3. Verb (Local): To enjoy a hamburger at a local burger joint or restaurant.

Examples:

  1. Noun: Food

    • Yesterday, I had the most delicious hambugar with all the toppings at my favorite burger place.
    • The cheeseburger, a classic hambugar variant, is loved by many for its gooey and savory goodness.
  2. Noun: Cooking

    • For tonight's barbecue, Dad grilled juicy hambugars infused with his secret blend of spices.
    • Grandma's homemade hambugars are always mouthwatering, especially when paired with her special sauce.
  3. Verb: Local

    • We should hambugar at that new burger joint everyone is talking about.
    • Let's hambugar at our neighborhood's famous burger place this weekend, it's unbeatable!

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