sausagey

Adjective

sausagey (comparative sausagier, superlative sausagiest)

1. (informal) Synonym of sausagelike.
   • Now, you’ll want the hand hole itself about 4″ long and 1¼″ wide. That should accommodate even the sausagiest of fingers.1979, Ferenc Maté, “Bulkhead Hand Grab”, in The Finely Fitted Yacht, volume I (Interior), Vancouver, B.C.: Albatross Publishing House; New York, N.Y.: W.W. Norton, →ISBN, section VIII (Bibelots)...
   • So there you have it: You have now seen how dialog box sausages are made. (Actually, reality is much sausagier, because I skipped over all the application compatibility hacks![…])2005 March 31, Raymond Chen, “The dialog manager, part 3: Creating the controls”, in The Old New Thing (MSDN Blogs), archived from the original on 21 Aug 2006; republished as Raymond Chen, “How...

   Synonyms:

   sausagelike

2. (informal, rare) With sausage.
   • He smelled of the sausagey stew we’d all had for dinner.1997 fall, Alexandra Shelley, “Suspended Animation”, in Confrontation […], number 62/63, Brookville, N.Y.: Long Island University, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 74
   • Wishing you a merry Christmas, and a sausagey new year.1998 December 16, Rich Asplin, “its getting a bit empty....”, in uk.local.north-staffs (Usenet), archived from the original on 07 Mar 2026