Pronunciation

/sænˈdɪʃ/

Definitions

Noun

A sandwich is a food dish typically consisting of two or more slices of bread or a single slice acting as a wrapper, with various fillings between them. The fillings can be made from meats, cheeses, vegetables, spreads, or condiments.

Verb

To sandwich something means to place it between two other things, often in a parallel or sequential manner, as if forming a sandwich.

Adjective

A sandwiched situation can refer to being caught or trapped between two opposing forces or circumstances.

Phrases

• “Make a sandwich” or “build a sandwich”
• “A classic sandwich” or “a BLT (bacon, lettuce, and tomato) sandwich”
• “The triple-decker sandwich” or “a double-decker club sandwich”
• “A cold sandwich” or “a hot sandwich”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I grabbed a turkey sandwich on my way to work.”
• Verb: “The menu offered a variety of sandwich options to choose from.”
• Adjective: “She felt sandwiched between her demanding job and family responsibilities.”

Synonyms

• Sub
• Bun
• Triangle
• Hoagie
• Panini
• Wrap
• Pastrami on rye
• Grilled cheese

Food-related Terms

• Blandwich (a play on words for “sandwich”)
• Sammie
• Sanga (informal term, especially in the US South)
• Snackwich (a smaller, portable sandwich)
• Pocket sandwich (a handheld version)