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  • Tinaundefined Offline
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    Philadelphian word for a [sub] sandwhich. Word likely has its origins from Hog Island, which was an island intersecting the Delaware and Schuylkyl Rivers. The Irish and Italian people who lived there during the early 20th century where known as Hog Islanders. In addition, they referred to one another many times as Hogans during their lunchbreaks. Eventually, the unique sandwhiches the men ate (they where large loaves of Philadelphian bread filled with meats--a precurser to the moder sub/hoagie) simply became known as hoggies. Sometime by the end of WWII, the word transformed into its modern pronunciation and spelling: hoagie.

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      A Philadelphia-area colloquialism for [sub] or [submarine sandwich] often known in the New York City Metropolitan area as a [hero].
      Exceptions:
      One would not say Meatball hoagie they would say Meatball sandwich or Meatball sub.

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        Old Pennsylvanianish term refering to a Submarine Sandwich.

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          Sandwich (made in Philadelphia and surrounding areas) on Italian long Roll. Consists of any type of sliced Deli(lunch) meat that is heavily layered inside the roll. A Hoagie is made up of any combination of shredded lettuce,sliced tomato,sliced cheese,hot peppers,sweet peppers, mayo on roll. A hoagie can also be made with tuna instead of deli meat

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            When a woman lies on her back and a man places his package on top of her body. This classic move works best with a flaccid penis. (For more than one guy, you can check out the definition: Deli Tray)

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              An awesome sandwich from wawa... not to be confused with a sub, grinder, hero, or any variation of other terms...the greatest sandwich ever is a hoagie.

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                A Pennsylvania word for sub.A sub that is filled with fattening substance.

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                  To take a day off work.
                  Variations:
                  Hoagie w/cheese: Taking a day off without telling anyone.
                  Hoagie w/onions: Taking a day off, and everyone bitches about it.
                  Whole Hoagie: Whole day off work.
                  Half Hoagie: Half day off work.

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                    (noun) An overweight caucasian male with a propensity for eating (usually cheesesteaks, sub sandwiches, or both) and supporting his local sports team. Most commonly found in the Philadelphia area but rumored to exist throughout the United States of America. Can be identified by their inclination to cause havoc when their favored sports team wins or loses, suppressed anger expressed through road rage, and their affinity for drunkeness.

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                      hot meat in a bun

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                        A sandwich made of a long roll filled with meat, cheese, and salad.

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                          a long, thin loaf of bread filled with vegetables and cold meat or cheese

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