Synonyms and antonyms of Sandwiches, rolls and toast in American Thesaurus

beefburger (noun)

a sandwich made of loose hamburger

BLT (noun)

a sandwich filled with bacon, lettuce, and tomato

bruschetta (noun)

Italian bread rubbed with garlic and toasted then spread with olive oil, oil and tomatoes, or some other topping

burger (noun)

informal a hamburger

burger (noun)

informal pieces of meat or vegetable that are pressed together, cooked in a flat round shape, and served in a bread roll

burrito (noun)

a type of Mexican food made with a tortilla (=a piece of flat thin bread) that is folded over and filled with meat or beans and cheese

canapé (noun)

a small biscuit or piece of bread with food such as cheese or meat on top, served with drinks at a party

club sandwich (noun)

a thick sandwich that consists of three slices of bread with two layers of meat or cheese in between

donair (noun)

Canadian a dish that consists of flat pieces of cooked beef, served with sauce and vegetables in a folded pitta bread

double-decker (noun)

a sandwich consisting of three pieces of bread separated by two layers of food

empanada (noun)

a type of food consisting of a piece of soft flat bread folded around pieces of meat or fruit and cooked in oil

enchilada (noun)

a Mexican food consisting of a piece of flat bread rolled up and filled with meat and cheese, served with a hot sauce

French toast (noun)

bread covered in raw egg and milk and cooked in hot fat

gyro (noun)

American a sandwich consisting of meat cooked on a spit (=a metal rod that turns near a fire) and salad eaten on pita bread. The British word is doner kebab.

hero (noun)

American a type of sandwich that consists of meat, cheese, and vegetables on a long narrow piece of bread

hoagie (noun)

American a large sandwich made with meat and cheese on a long piece of bread cut down the middle

hot dog (noun)

a sandwich that consists of two narrow pieces of bread with a sausage (=tube of meat) inside

melba toast (noun)

very thin pieces of bread that have been heated until they are hard and break easily

open-faced sandwich (noun)

American a sandwich served on one piece of bread without a top piece

poor boy (noun)

American a long sandwich filled with meat or cheese

quesadilla (noun)

a tortilla that is filled with cheese and other foods such as tomatoes, peppers, and chicken and cooked on a grill

rarebit (noun)

Welsh rarebit

Reuben sandwich (noun)

a type of sandwich eaten in the U.S. that is made from dark bread and is filled with pastrami, cheese, and sauerkraut

roll (noun)

a bread roll filled with meat, cheese, etc.

sandwich (noun)

a light meal that you make by putting a layer of food such as meat, cheese, or egg between two pieces of bread

sloppy joe (noun)

American a sandwich consisting of a bun filled with sauce and cooked ground beef (=meat cut into very small pieces by a machine)

sub (noun)

informalAmerican a submarine sandwich

submarine sandwich (noun)

American a sandwich made with meat, cheese, tomatoes, etc. on a long narrow piece of bread

toast (noun)

bread that has been heated until its outside is brown and hard

toastie (noun)

British a sandwich that has been toasted

tortilla (noun)

a type of thin flat Mexican bread that is often rolled or folded and filled with cheese, beans, or meat

Welsh rarebit (noun)

a meal of cheese sauce poured over bread and cooked

wrap (noun)

a type of sandwich made with flat round bread that is wrapped around meat, salad, or vegetables