hoagie
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8.2
- noun
- /ˈhoʊɡi/
- US
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sándwich
- To confirm this, try getting a hoagie after 10 PM on a Monday.
- hoagie bun
- hoagie rolls
- hoagie shop
I'm going to have a hoagie and listen to Dark Side of the Moon.
- I'm going to have a hoagie and listen to Dark Side of the Moon.
- Oh I I I get a free hoagie that I can't taste but I am you feeling good?
Examples
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He wants to know where we can get a hoagie around here.
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I ordered a custom hoagie with 15 choices from a touch screen at a Wawa convenience store nearby the night before.
Blog text (33) -
I'm going to have a hoagie and listen to Dark Side of the Moon.
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Ed wanted turkey, Tony a hoagie.
Fiction book (1999) -
Donald lies on the floor, chomping a hoagie and reading a copy of Story by Robert McKee.
Fiction book (2002) -
For lunch today we'll be having chicken tenders, green beans, peaches and steak hoagie sandwich.
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I ordered a turkey and cheese hoagie for my lunch today.
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At the deli, you can choose between an Italian hoagie or a classic sub.
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He often enjoys a meatball hoagie while watching the game on Sundays.
Synonyms
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1.0
Two slices of bread with food like meat or cheese between them for a meal
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2.8
A long bread roll filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables
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4.4
A long sandwich filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables
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2.7
A long bread roll cut open and filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables
10
8.9
A large sandwich made from a long roll split lengthwise and filled with meat
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8.3
A large sandwich on a long roll filled with meats and cheese
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5.0
A long sandwich filled with meat, cheese, and vegetables
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7.7
A large sandwich on a long crusty roll with meat and cheese
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3.2
A long sandwich filled with meat, cheese and salad
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2.1
A long bread roll split open and filled with meats, cheese, and salad vegetables
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2.8
A large sandwich on a long crusty roll filled with meats, cheese, and vegetables
1
9.9
A large sandwich on a long crusty roll filled with meats, cheese, and lettuce
A large sandwich made with a long crusty roll filled with meats, cheese, and vegetables
A large sandwich made from a long crusty roll filled with meat and cheese
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Etymology
Hoagie likely came from Philadelphia; one popular story says it comes from Hog Island, a shipyard where workers ate large sandwiches, and another links it to hog ('pig') because of the meat inside. So, a hoagie is a large sandwich with meats and toppings, like a 'sub' or a 'hero'.