A sandwich.
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Food or a meal.
A person who reports someone else's wrongdoing to an authority.
A long filled sandwich, especially in New York-area speech.
A cricket appeal asking the umpire whether a batter is out.
A cheeky, irreverent person who challenges authority but is often viewed affectionately.
A quick trip to a service station for fuel, food or drinks.
An ordinary person who works hard and persists despite hardship.
Chocolate-flavoured milk.
Take a day off work by claiming to be ill, whether genuinely sick or not.
A city person thought to be unfamiliar with rural life.
Unfashionable, awkward or endearingly uncool.
A foolish, noisy or silly person, named after the Australian bird.
Chicken parmigiana, especially the Victorian name for the pub meal.
Lose one's temper or react childishly.
A quick look.
The main nearby city, often specifically Manhattan in parts of the New York region.
A carpenter or joiner.
Become very angry or annoyed; contains mild vulgar language.
A useless, foolish or irresponsible person.
A rubbish or garbage collector.
Badly damaged, intoxicated or in a terrible condition.
Chicken parmigiana, especially the meal served in pubs; the name varies by state.
A lie or untrue story, from telling porkies.
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