Food

A codename used for drugs used by roadmen in the UK.

Roadman: Wah Gwaan, You got the food innit?
Supplier: Yea bruv 20 kilos, sell it all by the end of the month
Roadman: Yea Fam mandem absolute madness at selling, don’t worry bruv,
Supplier: Aight that’s it bruv
Roadman: In a bit yea
Supplier: Love Fam

by TopBoy420 October 17, 2020

food ghoster

adjective describing one who farts a lot or the one who farted most recent.

aww hell no, I am not inviting Shelia cabin camping again, SHE'S A NASTY ASS FOOD GHOSTER!!

by stankdraggin October 27, 2012

Food tube

An edible item comprised of a combination of ingredients that takes the form of a cylinder; usually with a single, contiguous outer wrapping.

Some example food tubes include: burritos, spring rolls, California rolls and wraps.

by Coltronix July 23, 2012

Scottish Food

Macdonalds food for when you want to avoid admitting you ate at Macdonalds.

Bob: What did you have for dinner?
Bill: Scottish food.
Bob: Sounds delicious. Haggis?
Bill: No. They have this dish where the put different round slices of a specially processed beef inside pieces of bread with an orangy, pinky sauce. Then they take potatoes and cut them up into long thin pieces and cook them in a specially prepared oil bath.
Bob: Sounds delicious! Invite me next time.

by Al Benedict July 29, 2013

apocalypse food

Food that you stocked up for when you get hungry and it's the last reliable source. Especially for when you're high, drunk, both, or just feel like a fat ass.

It usually tends to be snack food or junk food. Basically food you'd store up for the apocalypse.

Person 1: Dude, why are you getting so much food?
Person 2: It's my apocalypse food. Whenever there's an emergency, it's there.

by ShallowsEnd September 7, 2013

clean food

Food that has been washed.

Bro #1: "Dude, that skinless chicken breast and broccoli looks pretty bland and boring."

Bro #2: "I gotta eat clean food."

Bro #1: "Cool, glad you washed it."

by snorkelman May 25, 2012

sne , u give me food ?

Typical quote from a hungry student.

Often used before, during, and after lectures at universities.
Refers to common situations when poor and malnourished students scavenge for food among other, luckier in life fiends.
Sne being a diminutive form from Snezana, name lately gaining much popularity in Dublin. One can find great examples of Sniezanas at DCU (Dublin City University), where they tend to share food, especially during spanish language classes!

Sne Sne, tengo mucha hambre, why u no give me food, por favooor ! ! ! !
sne , u give me food ?

by qiuA1@nn;Loo August 31, 2012