bunny food

Derogatory term for salad and other vegetarian food.

My girlfriend's a veggie, so when she comes over we have to eat bunny food.

by Cayenne September 6, 2005

whole foods

an up-scale market catering to those seeking natural and organic foods--as well as a unique shopping experience. Whole Foods is a bit pricey, but their "365" brand products are reasonable. The customer service is excellect and the "Prepared Foods" is an awesome place to lunch at.

Dude, I just had lunch at Whole Foods--mushroom lasagna--and now I'm just about broke.

by Carlos Mc December 12, 2007

British Food

Food made traditionally in Britain. Such foods include shepherd's pie, mince pies (commonly consumed at Christmas) and Roast Dinners (often referred to as Sunday roast) which includes food such as roast beef, roast potatoes, vegetables, gravy and yorkshire puddings. All dishes are delicious and tasty and MUST be tried.

I love British food. But maybe that is because I am British and eat these foods regularly.

by MadMadMadx July 4, 2008

Chinese Food

(1) ...And God said on the fourth day, let there be breaded deep fried balls of chicken, and there were....and they were good.
(2) if it ain't breaded and deep fried, then it ain't chinese food
(3) Getting some chinese poontang

"I could go for some chinese food. I'll have a 4, 45, and a 84 please"

"Where's all the chicken in these addictive greasy balls?"

"Damn that girl looks good, i needs to get me some of that chinese food!"

by Reggie Regg November 22, 2003

food boner

when one becomes aroused at the sight of food. Happens in anticipation of a good meal.

I got a food boner yesterday when i saw how much bacon there was

by Gurt B Frobe August 11, 2006

food press

Another word for taking a dump

After lunch I enjoy a healthy food press.

by Lingopronva November 10, 2014

food store

A food store is a store where you buy food. The primary purpose of your visit is purchasing food, not "grocery" items. A food store often sells "grocery" items, but you don't buy them because they're cheaper at Wal Mart. Often, people mistakenly refer to the food store as a "grocery store," but never buy any "groceries."

I went food shopping at food store this weekend. I did not buy any grocery items at the food store because they're cheaper at Wal Mart.

by Chuck Mitchell April 27, 2006