sub sandwich

American  

[suhb sand-wich] / ˈsʌb ˈsænd wɪtʃ /

noun

plural

sub sandwiches

1. a sandwich made by splitting a long bread roll lengthwise and inserting items such as meat, cheese, and other fillings.

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Example Sentences

The star of many a tailgate is a submarine, or sub, sandwich.

From Washington Times

Planning to use those extra cooked chicken breasts in a Mexican Tortilla Soup recipe, or those extra meatballs in a sub sandwich will prevent them from hanging out without a purpose, only to be tossed days later.

From Washington Times

The menu is a tight selection of Korean-fusion burritos, one sub sandwich and a few appetizers: egg rolls, pot stickers, a salad.

From Seattle Times

As part of his pre-meet routine, he will eat a sub sandwich.

From Seattle Times

As many Americans on the East Coast finalized dinner plans on Friday, Subway's corporate Twitter account posted a photo of a tuna salad sub sandwich decked with verdant spinach leaves and unbelievably plump tomato slices against a black background.

From Salon