goatburger

English

Etymology

goat +‎ -burger

Noun

goatburger (plural goatburgers)

1. A burger made from goat meat.
   • 1988, Richard Meltzer, L.A. is the capital of Kansas: painful lessons in post-New York living

     Or maybe they're just bored standing/sitting/lying waiting to be milked 'cause they sure as heck won't be slaughtered for anyone's chili goatburger (hold the mustard).

   • 2005, Paul Lefebvre, Private Mail: Letters to Emily:

     We sat out there with a bunch of other people, mostly white, and ate goatburgers and fries and beer.

   • 2009, Virginia Wood, Enjoying the Journey

     One day we went to a Restaurant^[sic] and had a goatburger (they called it a hamburger). It wasn't too bad. A little catsup helped quite a bit.