v. foodinated, foodinate, foodinating, foodinates
To consume various edible and inedible substances in large volume.
(Middle English fode, from Old English foda. Conjugation roots Old English burninate.)
To consume various edible and inedible substances in large volume.
(Middle English fode, from Old English foda. Conjugation roots Old English burninate.)
I am going to foodinate like no other.
Jeebus foodinates at the Chicken Ranch on a regular basis.
Albert is foodinating at Super Cucas.
I foodinated the other night and got explosive diarrhea.
Jeebus foodinates at the Chicken Ranch on a regular basis.
Albert is foodinating at Super Cucas.
I foodinated the other night and got explosive diarrhea.
by thewarham December 17, 2004
When you go to more than one location for the same meal.
(only applies if the same person eats items from the two locations, not if you get separate meals from separate places)
example: You want a Jack in the Box Burger, but McDonalds Fries, and a Carl's Jr Shake.
Fancy Foodin is when it one goes "foodin" at sit down restaurants.
(only applies if the same person eats items from the two locations, not if you get separate meals from separate places)
example: You want a Jack in the Box Burger, but McDonalds Fries, and a Carl's Jr Shake.
Fancy Foodin is when it one goes "foodin" at sit down restaurants.
by Mr Foodin March 16, 2018