triple decker
/ˈtrɪpəl ˈdɛkər/
noun
- A sandwich made with three layers of bread and two layers of filling.
- I ordered a triple-decker club sandwich with turkey, bacon, and lettuce.
- The diner is famous for its massive triple-decker sandwiches stacked high with ingredients.
- For lunch, she made a triple-decker with ham, cheese, and tomato between three slices of toast.
- A bus, train, or other vehicle with three levels or decks.
- The triple-decker ferry had seating on three different levels.
- The city introduced a triple-decker sightseeing bus to give tourists better views.
- Some old trains had a triple-decker design for carrying more passengers.
- A building, especially a house, that has three floors or stories.
- They bought a triple-decker in Boston and rent out the top two floors.
- Many triple-decker homes were built in the early 1900s for working-class families.
- The triple-decker apartment building had a porch on each level.
- Something that has three layers or parts, such as a cake or a book with three volumes.
- The novel was published as a triple-decker, with each volume covering a different era.
- He built a triple-decker bookshelf that reached all the way to the ceiling.
- The bakery sells a triple-decker chocolate cake with three layers of frosting.
adjective
- Having three layers, levels, or parts.
- The triple-decker bus tour was the highlight of our trip.
- She bought a triple-decker birthday cake for the party.
- We shared a triple-decker sandwich for lunch.