lionburger

noun

Etymology

From lion + -burger.

  1. derived from λέων
  2. derived from leō
  3. derived from lion
  4. inherited from lyoun
  5. suffixed as lionburger — “lion + burger

Definitions

  1. A burger made with lion meat.

    • Prince Philip […] was "appalled by the exhibition of bad taste" in serving lionburgers and hippopotamus steaks, among other questionable delicacies.
    • At the cafés you can dine on specialités boulonnaises (herring, mackerel and haddock; €5.50) – kind of like a zoo that sells lionburgers, some might say, but don't forget that Boulogne is France's number-one fishing port […]

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA