The stomach or one of the entrails (in early use sometimes the neck) of a pig, sheep, or other animal, stuffed with a mixture of minced meat, suet…

A sausage.

In the original use, a quantity of finely chopped pork, beef, or other meat, spiced and flavoured, enclosed in a short length of the intestine of…

A sausage.

A sausage; a black pudding. Now rare (English regional (south-western)).

A minced meat, a sausage. Obsolete.

A kind of ‘pudding’; a sausage: see quots.

a sausage.

Small items of merchandise. Cf. good, n. 10a.

(a) a dish of sheepshead and onions; (b) a sausage.

= pudding, n. 1 2. Cf. poke pud, n. Now rare.

slang. Usually in plural. In early use: a sausage (see quot. 1948). Later (chiefly U.S.): short for hot dog, n. 1b.

= Zeppelin, n. 2. Usually in Zepps in a cloud and variants.

slang (chiefly Military in early use). A sausage. Usually in Zeppelins in a cloud and variants: sausage and mash. Cf. Zepp, n. 2.

A sausage; (as a mass noun) sausage meat. Also attributive, as worsmonger, wors roll, etc.

A sausage.