lamburgern.
/ˈlambəːɡə/ Originally U.S.
A meat patty made from minced lamb.
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quarter-pounder1847
Hamburg steak1884
Hamburger1889
Salisbury steak1897
cheeseburgerc1930
nutburger1934
Wimpy1935
burger1939
lamburger1939
beefburger1940
sausage-burger1942
Sloppy Joe1942
turtleburger1946
mooseburger1948
jumboburger1959
Big Mac1969
soy burger1973
slider1974
soya burger1974
1939 Amer. Speech 14 154/2 Lamburger, ground lamb.
1969 D. Schultz Busy Cook's Look-It-Up Bk. 42 Neck or shank meat is good for grinding into ‘lamburgers’.
1984 Auckland Star 2 Mar. a1/6 (caption) Meet the lamburger—New Zealand's answer to the hamburger and hot dog.
1990 Courier-Jrnl. (Louisville, Kentucky) 18 Apr. c8/3 Make lamburgers with ground lamb instead of beef and top with imported mustard or creamy goat cheese.
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