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Whole Foods

Not all hippies or self proclamed \"hippies\" eat whole foods, not all people who eat whole foods are hippy, vegetarian freeks. Whole foods is not a group of people.

Whole Foods are fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains that have not been processeed or their nature tampered with in any way. Whole foods have a greater amount of vitamins, minerals and enzymes because they have not been removed from processing. Examples: apples, broccoli, whole wheat rice, garlic cloves. Not frozen peas, canned tomatos, dehydrated peaches.
by cinderpit September 30, 2003
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whole other Oprah

a way to say that's another story entirely; similar to can of worms; back in the day when the oprah show was all shock television one day it would be cheating husbands the next it'd be drug-addicted prostitutes
Y: Our boss is such a dumbster!
X: Did you hear about him asking out the new secretary???
Y: Yes...don't get me started!!! That's a whole other Oprah.
by absolutely April 13, 2008
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Whole Fact

To agree completely with someone. This term emerged in Rochester, NY, called The Roc, in 2015. We say 'whole fact' because we are overachievers and have a lot to prove in The Wild West that is our playground and war zone in the Roc.
Skin: She ratchet!
Attica: That's a whole fact!!
by Kozak Khan June 24, 2016
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Whole Daddy Meal

An middle aged man that is very attractive.
Our science teacher, Mr Tully is so fine! He’s a whole daddy meal!
by A PocketPooner May 21, 2019
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Whole chicken

A Chinese Sex Panther; extreme insult to chinese teachers
by Bucketsofchicken January 15, 2009
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whole wheat

adj.- more sexy than usual.
"I'm feeling whole wheat tonight, Mom."
by g-spot August 14, 2003
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Whole Fooled

(verb): To shop at Whole Foods while being in complete ignorance of the fact that their CEO is an avatar of right-wing, pro-corporate capitalist exploitation at it's finest who created the chain specifically to rip off overly wealthy left-wing liberals who are into the idea of organic food as part of their lifestyle.

(noun): "Whole Fool" - A person who is Whole Fooled. Derogatory.
Jeannie loves shopping at Whole Foods because she's been Whole Fooled.
by NephilimNexus March 16, 2009
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