Green’s Dictionary of Slang

sausie n.

also ’ossie, soss, sossie, sosso

1. (N.Z.) a sausage [abbr.].

[UK]Gem 2 Dec. 5: ‘Sausages, deah boy!’ ‘Sosses!’ replied Digby. [Ibid.] 6: Have another soss, Gussy?
[UK]G. Jennings Poached Eggs and Pearls (1917) 14: What do you bet? Poached eggs on toast or soss and mash!
[UK]I. & P. Opie Lore and Lang. of Schoolchildren (1977) 183: Sausages are [...] ‘’ossies’.
[UK]Beano 24 Sept. 2: Sossies, icecream [...] ’nanas, crisps.
[NZ]McGill Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. 178: sausie/soss/sossie A sausage, or a penis.
[UK]Guardian CiF 14 Dec. 🌐 Bearing in mind how dogs love a sosso, and the concept of pollies bringing in votes by demonstrating their technique in demolishing snags.

2. (N.Z.) the penis.

see sense 1.