IPA: /zɛp/
KK: /zɛp/
A type of submarine sandwich, often filled with various meats, cheeses, and vegetables, popular in certain regions, especially in New Jersey.
I ordered a zep filled with turkey, lettuce, and tomato for lunch.
The word 'zep' originates from the term 'zeppelin', which refers to a type of rigid airship named after Ferdinand von Zeppelin, a German general and aviation pioneer. The term 'zeppelin' itself is derived from the German surname 'Zeppelin', meaning a type of airship designed for flight.
Think of the 'zeppelin' airship, which helps you remember that 'zep' refers to this type of airship.
No commonly confused words.