Converse of object

• flip: Maybe we can persuade them to keep flipping burgers a bit longer next year... ... Fort Bill's crowds are the best!

• mince: Be it prime cuts, mince, burgers, pies or sausages.

• cook: Workers in McDonald's make profit through their ability to cook burgers at very low pay rates.

Preposition: in

• bun: Low-fat grilled beef burger in a bun and oven chips.

Adjective modifier

• undercooked: Eating undercooked burgers which are rare in the middle may be dangerous.

• grilled: Low-fat grilled beef burger in a bun and oven chips.

• homemade: My daughter opted for a homemade burger and chips, served with a mango salsa sauce, also at £ 6.95.

• juicy: The photo shows a nice juicy burger with melted cheese, but what you get looks absolutely nothing like the picture.

• spicy: Spicy lamb burgers with yogurt dip These were devised by Simon Owens, who works with Jeanette Orrey in the training kitchen.

• tasty: San Fran Burger A tasty vegetarian burger with kidney beans, peppers, sweetcorn & mozzarella cheese.

Modifies a noun

• bun: Anything bigger than a sesame seed ( like on a burger bun ) is probably too big to be lice.

• flipper: If you answered two out of four, a career beckons as a burger flipper in a fast food joint.

• van: A burger van, with several sites, would need to get each site licensed.

• bar: Officers have started a search of local burger bars.

Noun used with modifier

• veggie: Use crumbled veggie burgers or veggie mince instead of ground beef.

• beef: Our chef created a beef burger using the ingredients on the box of a branded product.

• venison: Lunch is venison burger sandwiches, made with the left over burgers from last night.

• ostrich: Food and Wine Matches: Ostrich burgers, if you can catch them?

• gourmet: Meanwhile its other claim to fame is the wide range of gourmet burgers on offer.

• steak: Food Menu BURGERS Mega Cheeseburger 8oz steak burger covered in melted cheese.