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tunaburger

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Definition:

Tunaburger (noun): A tunaburger is a sandwich that looks like a hamburger but is made using tuna fish instead of beef. The tuna is often mixed with mayonnaise and other ingredients to make it flavorful, and it is served in a bun like a hamburger.

Usage Instructions:

You can use the word "tunaburger" when talking about a meal, especially when discussing different types of sandwiches. It is a specific type of food that is popular in some places.

Example Sentence:
  • "For lunch, I had a tunaburger with lettuce, tomato, and a side of fries."
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced discussions, you might talk about variations of tunaburgers, like those that include different spices or toppings, or how tunaburgers can be a healthier alternative to traditional hamburgers.

Word Variants:
  • Tunafish: The main ingredient of a tunaburger.
  • Tuna salad: A similar dish where tuna is mixed with other ingredients, often used as a filling for sandwiches.
Different Meanings:
  • Tuna: Refers to the fish itself.
  • Burger: Can refer to any type of sandwich that is served in a bun, such as a veggie burger or chicken burger.
Synonyms:
  • Tuna sandwich: A broader term that can refer to any sandwich made with tuna, including those not served in a hamburger style.
  • Tuna melt: A type of sandwich that includes tuna and is often grilled with cheese.
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

While there aren't specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "tunaburger," you can use food-related idioms in general discussions about meals. For example: - "Have your cake and eat it too": This means wanting to enjoy two things that are usually contradictory.

Summary:

A tunaburger is a delicious and often healthier sandwich option. You can enjoy it in many ways, and it can be a fun alternative to the traditional hamburger.

Noun
  1. a sandwich that resembles a hamburger but made with tuna instead of beef

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