hamburger

Converse of object

• eat: I'm not afraid of eating hamburgers, I don't think eating one is going to make me sick.
• sell: That is, they need to shift the focus from " How can we sell more hamburgers?
• buy: Every New Yorker who buys a hamburger receives an indirect subsidy.
• order: It can't even walk into a MacDonald's on the high street to order a hamburger.
• make: William Hughes March 8, 2006 " Sacred cows make the best hamburger.
• have: On every corner you can have fatty, greasy hamburger in McDonald's or Burger King.

Adjective modifier

• good: William Hughes March 8, 2006 " Sacred cows make the best hamburger.
• giant: Few have done it whilst simultaneously enjoying hit singles and backing giant dancing hamburgers.
• hot: The island's famous had passengers of hot dogs hamburgers different age groups.
• expensive: Now you can have the " most expensive hamburger " at home, for a fraction of the price.

Modifies a noun

• patty: She drank during dinner and ate a hamburger patty.
• mary: Husband for a day press trip a hamburger mary 's.
• bun: It's almost impossible to get a hamburger bun without sesame seeds sprinkled on top.
• meat: On it was depicted a Big Mac with a dead baby in place of the hamburger meat, a bullet hole through its stomach.
• joint: The employment office has sent him to Viggo's hamburger joint.
• restaurant: Which Popeye character lent his name to a chain of hamburger restaurants in the UK?

Noun used with modifier

• cola: Beer cola hamburgers classic a complete are not limited.
• beer: Beer cola hamburgers classic a complete are not limited.
• dog: The island's famous had passengers of hot dogs hamburgers different age groups.
• fast-food: Today a typical fast-food hamburger patty contains meat from more than 1,000 different cattle, raised in as many as five different countries.