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fatburger en · NOUN

Etymology

From fat + -burger.

Meanings

1. A hamburger made with extremely fatty meat.
   • No Brownstones, Just Alleyways & Corner Pockets Full Hot bothered nights, street-comer hype & neon lights winking to polyrhythms of def jams jumping the juke joint; Mad Dog T-bird & greasy fatburgers stench reeks through saliferous pores... 1994, Obsidian II. - Volumes 9-10, page 105:
   • By the time they pull in the drive, they've forgotten what they saw and they're hungry for the next go-round. Fatburgers. Fast food and friendly, but when it comes to vitamins, a vacuum. 2007, Davis Bunn, My Soul to Keep, →ISBN, page 176:
   • On meats, for example, stores can raise the real price simply by the way they trim, or by adding additional fat to hamburger. Especially watch out for fatburgers at this time. 1971, The Signalman's Journal - Volume 52, page 228:
2. An extra-large hamburger.
   • Liam finished off his fatburger in half a dozen big bites, mopped up the last of the juice with the last of the fries, and licked his fingers. 1998, Dana Stabenow, Fire and Ice, page 226:

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