Synonyms:
sandwich
Meaning: two (or more) slices of bread with a filling between them
Usage examples
Just a tongue sandwich.
A sandwich is all I need.
Let me ring for a club sandwich."
He was killed before Sandwich, in 1217.
He did not rely upon the sandwich for lunch, but liked to have it by him in case he grew hungry at eleven.
You have all the supper--not a sandwich has come to my house--and I presume all of Mr. Jockobinski's instruments as well have come here."
I waited for about an hour, wrote a few editorials advocating the rights of the people, smoked some Turkish cigarettes, drank a glass of sherry, and ate part of an anchovy sandwich.
It was to this glacier that the ships of the Alaska Ice Company resorted for the ice they carried to San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands, and, I believe, also to China and Japan.
If you can't find enough you like among what I order, why, I'll get you a tongue sandwich, too; but you've been feeding us out of the cooky-jar, and I guess I'll get the finest I can find to pay you back. I told you this was my time.
This stately tree, which is rarely met with upon the Sandwich Islands, and then only of a very inferior quality, and at Tahiti does not abound to a degree that renders its fruit the principal article of food, attains its greatest excellence in the genial climate of the Marquesan group, where it grows to an enormous magnitude, and flourishes in the utmost abundance.