Hang sangwhich

n.

Heard in Kerry

A bit of lunch. usually contains about half a pound of butter.

In use

Come on johnny tis ten o clock we'll go for a hang sangwhich and a cuppa tae

Posh English

Come, John, it is ten of the clock; let us repair for a sandwich of cured pork with a pound of butter and a cup of tea.

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