Hang sangwiches

n.

Heard in Limerick and Offaly

Loosely translates as ham sandwiches, but cheese and about a half pound of butter are needed to make one properly (And a pack of taytos for the conossers).

In use

Throw down a few hang sangwiches there, I'm hanging for a feed.

Posh English

Do throw together a few ham sandwiches, because I am positively famished for a proper meal.

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FAQ

What does Hang sangwiches mean?

Loosely translates as ham sandwiches, but cheese and about a half pound of butter are needed to make one properly (And a pack of taytos for the conossers).

How do you use Hang sangwiches?

For example: “Throw down a few hang sangwiches there, I'm hanging for a feed.” In Posh English: Do throw together a few ham sandwiches, because I am positively famished for a proper meal.