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A savory dish consisting of ground beef blended with breadcrumbs, onions, and seasonings, formed into an oval patty to resemble a steak, and typically served hot smothered in brown mushroom or onion gravy.

Usage Example

"For Sunday dinner, my grandmother prepared a hearty plate of patty alongside a generous portion of garlic mashed potatoes."

Strong
patty
Weak
meatloaf
rissole

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