New York System
New York System noun: a kind of Rhode Island food outlet serving wieners made with pork, beef and veal, served in steamed buns.
Noun
New York System (plural New York Systems)
- A kind of Rhode Island food outlet serving wieners made with pork, beef and veal, served in steamed buns.
- We're talking 100 percent all-beef jumbo hot dogs served in a hot, soft, French roll, not those little wieners in fluffy white buns sold at New York Systems.2012, Linda Beaulieu, Providence & Rhode Island Cookbook, page 62
Forms of New York System
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Questions about New York System
- What does New York System mean?
- New York System means a kind of Rhode Island food outlet serving wieners made with pork, beef and veal, served in steamed buns.
- What part of speech is New York System?
- New York System is a noun.
- What is the plural of New York System?
- The plural of New York System is New York Systems.
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