Reuben
- noun
- /ˈruːbən/
- US
- At the deli, I enjoyed a hot Reuben grilled to perfection.
Oh my gosh, we'll do a whole vegan Reuben sampling.
- Oh my gosh, we'll do a whole vegan Reuben sampling.
- I got this special of the day and it's this huge piece of fish made into a Reuben sandwich.
Examples
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The pastrami Reuben, I don't think my mouth is as big as yours.
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I ordered a classic Reuben sandwich with corned beef, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut on rye.
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I got this special of the day and it's this huge piece of fish made into a Reuben sandwich.
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Oh my gosh, we'll do a whole vegan Reuben sampling.
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The pastrami Reuben, I don't think my mouth is as big as yours.
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Not as good as a regular Reuben, but you know, it's not quite as tempeh Temptane.
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Yeah, they're a fine bunch of reubens.
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For lunch, I chose a Reuben, packed with savory pastrami and melted cheese.
Synonyms
Two slices of bread with food like meat or cheese between them for a meal
A sandwich made with bread and a filling like ham and cheese
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reuben (the sandwich) was probably named after a real person. One popular story says a man called Reuben Kulakofsky made the grilled meat and cheese sandwich for friends, and the food took his name, which is why we call it a Reuben today.