hoagie

word

Definition

A hoagie is a large sandwich made with a long roll or baguette, typically filled with meats, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and other toppings.

Usage & Nuances

"Hoagie" is an American term, especially common in Philadelphia and the northeastern U.S. It means the same as "sub," "hero," or "grinder" in other regions. Rarely used outside the U.S. and mostly informal; often ordered at sandwich shops or delis.

Example Sentences

I ate a hoagie for lunch.

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This hoagie is full of meat and cheese.

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Can I have a turkey hoagie, please?

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Whenever I visit Philly, I have to grab a hoagie.

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That deli makes the best veggie hoagies in town.

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I'm so hungry, I could eat a giant hoagie right now.

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