"sandwichness" meaning in English

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          "text": "Jeb Lund, the friend of Gawker also known as Mobute, has posted an Independence Day-related meditation on the sandwichness of hot dogs at that most American of publications, The Guardian. Lund arrives at the right conclusion for the wrong reasons. Here is why hot dogs are sandwiches.",
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          "text": "But does a sandwich have to have two pieces of bread? Is that an essential part of sandwichness? I feel like it’s not.",
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        "The state or quality of being a sandwich."
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        "(rare) The state or quality of being a sandwich."
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        "(rare) The state or quality of being a sandwich."
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