Hamburgers [noun]

The two areas activated when hungry participants saw pictures of tasty pizza or juicy hamburgers.

There had been a lot of talk—and some interesting results, including a lab-grown hamburger that cost as much as a house to create—but making a dent in the commodity meat industry was not remotely on the menu.

Many consumers there use the same app to pay for utility bills, movie tickets and hamburgers.

Meanwhile, as Americans prepare to vote, they may be supporting a candidate who has received thousands of dollars from corporations — likely made possible by their own cravings for pizza, hamburgers, and coffee.

Such meat is very frequently combined with egg and then formed into small cakes or patties to make Hamburger steak.

His right hand was bandaged, and the knuckles of the left resembled a hamburger steak.

Yes, that wreck would have mangled a normal man into an unrecognizable mess of hamburger.

He defrosted some hamburger, fried it and ate it and then went mechanically down to the tavern.

The girl went five doors north and tried to enter a place called Tim's Hamburger House.

"English industry lies in ruins," said the Hamburger Nachrichten complacently.