sandwich man

1. A man who walks about carrying two advertisement boards, one in front and one behind. 2. A man who sells sandwiches. Sandwich-tern, s . Ornith.: Sterna cantiaca , first observed in England at Sandwich (whence its popular name), in 1784, by Boys. It is a summer visitant, leaving in August. Wings and back pearl-gray, breast white, head above the eyes black. Length about fifteen inches. sănd-wich, v . t . [SANDWICH, 8.] 1. To make into a sandwich; to insert between di imilar things, as the meat in a sandwich between the slices of bread; to fit between other parts. "These proceedings were sandwiched with vocal and instrumental selections." - Referee , April 18, 1886. 2. Specif .: To interpose, as a rail between two sleepers or thickne es. sand-wood, s. [Eng.sand, and wood .] Bot.: Bremontiera ammoxylon . sănd-wõrt, s. [Eng.sand, and wort .] Bot.: The genus Arenaria (q. v.). fate, făt, färe, amidst, what, fall, IMG:content-0936.png:[blocks in formation] Ichthy.: Raia circular is . There are from eight to sixteen small spots about the size of a pea on the back. sane, adj. [Latin san us of sound mind, whole, allied to Gr. saos, sos =whole, sound.] 1. Sound in mind; of sound mind; not deranged; having the regular exercise of reason and other faculties of the mind; as, a sane person. 2. Not deranged or disordered; as, a sane mind. *3. Sound, healthy. (A Latinism.) sane memory, s. Law: Perfect and sound mind and memory to do any lawful act, . ( Wharton.) sāne'-lý, adv. [Eng.sane; -ly.] In a sane manner; as, He talked sanely.