sammie

[sam-ee]

noun

Informal.

1. a sandwich.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sammie¹

1970–75 ; shortening of the pronunciation spelling “samwich,” where the “d” in sandwich is dropped and the nasal “n” changes to “m” to be more like the following “w”

Example Sentences

Sammie McFarland, from Weymouth, is the CEO and co-founder of Long Covid Kids, which represents more than 11,000 families in the UK.

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But Sammie is the vessel for the story, so it worked better to start the movie with Sammie in the church and have those jump-scare flashes in there to give hints of things to come.

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Coogler: Sammie’s the Luke Skywalker in this movie.

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That song Sammie sings had to have that.

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Caton: I remember hearing it for the first time, thinking, “This is everything Sammie wants to say.”

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