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Traditional English :: hamburger
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hamburgar.html - n.
a cake of minced beef usu. fried or grilled and eaten in a soft bread roll. [G, = of Hamburg in Germany] |
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Traditional English :: hamburger
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hamburgar.html - n.
a cake of minced beef usu. fried or grilled and eaten in a soft bread roll. [G, = of Hamburg in Germany] |
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Traditional English :: hamba
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hamburgar.html - int.
S.Afr. be off; go away. [Nguni -hambe go] |
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Traditional English :: hamburger
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hamburgar.html - n.
a cake of minced beef usu. fried or grilled and eaten in a soft bread roll. [G, = of Hamburg in Germany] |
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English Idioms :: ham actor
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hamburgar.html - {n. phr.}, {slang} An untalented actor; someone who tries so hard to act that his performance becomes foolishly exaggerated. * /Fred is a ham actor who, instead of memorizing his lines, keeps moving around in a ridiculous way./ |
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English Idioms :: ham it up
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hamburgar.html - {v. phr.}, {slang} To do more than look natural in acting a part; pretend too much; exaggerate. * /When Tom told the teacher he was too sick to do homework, he really hammed it up./ * /The old-fashioned movies are funny to us because the players hammed it up./ Compare: LAY IT ON. |
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