Sang-wich
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sangwich
Slang for "sandwich". Frequently used by individuals of Italian, Puerto Rican, and Latino descent. The influence of these cultures has spread this alternative pronunciation for the tasty bread-and-meat combination throughout western U.S. jail and prison systems. Convicts from nearly any racial and ethnic background are now commonly found using this particular word.
Convict: Offica Bernal, can I get anotha sangwich?
Corrections Officer: I'm sorry, Fernando. We don't have any sangwiches. We do have some sandwiches though...
Corrections Officer: I'm sorry, Fernando. We don't have any sangwiches. We do have some sandwiches though...
sangwich by Michael the Hungry Cowboy June 3, 2005
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Sangwich by just for sinamen October 9, 2010
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sangwich by boogaloo sanchez January 1, 2004
Sangwich
noun. Another word for sandwich, and, metaphorically, its origin has many delicious layers. 1. a celebration of local, regional or ethnic ignorance. 2. the persistence of low expectations of education in our society. 3. subtle irony: imagine the outrage if one started calling sandwiches "panin-yo's" or "empara-doodads".
verb. 1. To dumb-down one's business or menu to try to emulate one's customer base. 2. sangwich(ed). The failure of one's business due to improper perceptions of one's customer base.
verb. 1. To dumb-down one's business or menu to try to emulate one's customer base. 2. sangwich(ed). The failure of one's business due to improper perceptions of one's customer base.
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