hoagie

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While I agree that cheese on a hoagie is very important, I think maybe, just maybe, this man has other issues.

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  1. noun Chiefly Pennsylvania & New Jersey See submarine. See Regional Note at submarine.

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  • Trillian gave me a blistering scowl but surrendered the massive hoagie, and I ran it into the kitchen, holding it out in front of me so it wouldn't drip all over my shirt. —  Yasmine Galenorn - [Sisters of the Moon 2] - Changeling
  • The rain slowed to a drizzle, so she took off the hat and rolled it like a hoagie into her slicker pocket. —  KillerSmile
  • Eletha picks a paper-thin onion out of her hoagie, her nails working like pincers. —  FinalAppeal
  • I finish my hoagie, think about going home, decide instead to get another pint. —  Steele, Allen - [Near-Space 05] - A King of Infinite Space
  • While I agree that cheese on a hoagie is very important, I think maybe, just maybe, this man has other issues. —  Latest Articles
 

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