Meanings of vienna sausage in English

Next I went into the kitchen and scavenged bread and cans of corned beef, peaches, vienna sausage, and grapefruit from the holocaust on the floor.

Two small cans of Vienna sausages had not satisfied his hunger.

Once it was a string of Vienna sausages.

Usually, I make better than Vienna sausages.

One imagines Tyson and Hormel executives nodding at this forward-thinking pitch while nibbling contentedly on Vienna sausages.

Memory expert Uncle L DL is 91, bedridden and exists on bananas, Vienna sausages and sickly sweet port.

That evening, as she prepared Vienna sausages and canned potato salad, she heard her brother shout, "Dad!"

No electricity, so the food was nothing fancy-beantacos, Vienna sausage and crackers, apples and cheese, still-coldbeer, wine, bottled water.

I found a disposable lighter and a can of Vienna sausages along with a nice ink pen and a Sharpie marker.

"Little" is a generous word when you're describing something the size of a canned Vienna sausage.

In the convenience store that doubled as a Greyhound bus stop, he bought a box of saltine crackers and a can of Vienna sausages.