In games, it is an item or material of little to no use to the player that can be to used to buy, sell, upgrade other items, or many other various uses.
by DE4THNOTE February 25, 2021

a semi-offensive term for an NHL player traded to another club less than 48 hours prior to the March 1 NHL Trade Deadline.
If you want to make a smooth transition to your new club, please ask your old team not to make you cannon fodder
by Sexydimma September 16, 2016

by Ron Davis July 21, 2003

by Mivoat December 16, 2010

Did you hear Sally is a Scientologist now? She was always a little ditzy and her dad was an alcoholic or something, total cult fodder.
by catsooop February 20, 2017

Noun
When playing a competitive board game, one who is losing/having their pieces eaten can be referred to as 'pounce fodder', implying that their only purpose in the game is to provide a piece for other players to use to gain points/turns by 'pouncing' on
When playing a competitive board game, one who is losing/having their pieces eaten can be referred to as 'pounce fodder', implying that their only purpose in the game is to provide a piece for other players to use to gain points/turns by 'pouncing' on
by ardentmotley November 23, 2018

by ryxuu November 17, 2021
