Hang sangwedges

n.

Heard in Tipperary

Sandwiches, the traditional food of choice at hurling matches, often wrapped in tinfoil.

In use

Fong out the hang sangwedges there jim

Posh English

Do fling out the ham sandwiches there, James.

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FAQ

What does Hang sangwedges mean?

Sandwiches, the traditional food of choice at hurling matches, often wrapped in tinfoil.

How do you use Hang sangwedges?

For example: “Fong out the hang sangwedges there jim” In Posh English: Do fling out the ham sandwiches there, James.