Food sweats

The night time sweats that wake you up after you gave eaten a huge dinner. Usually paired with having to lay down propped up to avoid accidental choking during the night.

Man, did I have the Food Sweats after our trip to Sizzler last night!

by Jbjbdd December 26, 2010

Food Ghetto

A derogatory name for the grocery store Food Depot.

Ay dawg, let's head down to the food ghetto and pick us up some smokes.

by O.G. Dylan September 30, 2007

pikey food

Food that comes in cans, costs very little, and is prepared by boiling.

'Rob lives on chips from the Chinese and, when that's closed, pikey food.'

by The Moai April 06, 2005

chink food

used to describe americanized chinese food usually used by those "more cultured" people.

hey man, wanna go get some chink food?

by Sarah April 11, 2004

food goober

a person who comes to your house and goes straight to your fridge, they think that your fridge is there fridge and when you try to sonething from there fridge they throw a hissy-fit

"dalton goes straight to the fridge without sayin hi, when i go to his house and do that he gets offended. I said youare such a food goober"

by aj hutchison January 15, 2008

lion food

1. A Christian
2. Christians, collectively

Origin: Ancient Romans discovered that Christians make very entertaining meals for jungle cats, typically a lion. To this day, it's still the best thing to do with someone that believes that the allegedly historical figure Jesus Christ is the son of the alleged God.

1. I don't go to church because I'm not lion food.

2. Lion food has too much influence in American politics.

by Tom Cerveaux February 19, 2010

Dog Food

1. A hard, crunchy substance fed to dogs and small children. Usually in a bag with a dog on the front. Which in some cultures can be considered false advertising.
2. A wet substance in cans with a foul odor. Fed to dogs for a treat. Or eaten by the elderly.

"Dude.. this dog food isn't made out of dog"
"Wtf, false advertising."

Grandma is costing us an arm and a leg. Let's just feed her dog food. She'll never know the diffrence.

by Cem September 27, 2004