stfu and eat ur food

whenever u're chilling and ur friend reminds u that u have to do a stressful work, u can tell him to be quiet and simply eat his food like a fish with this good sentence

Guy 1: ayo G, we have a lot of homeworks to do for tomorrow

Guy 2: man, i'm chilling, stfu and eat ur food

by therealseb September 8, 2020

food

food is a new word for many. it comes from finnish and means “no”. it is usually used in slang

“u want to eat something?”
“food”
“ok, what food u want?”
“i said food”
“yeah, so what food u want”
”I SAID FOOD!!!!!!”

by Charli D’amilio official April 19, 2021

boob food

Break milk or food thrown into a woman's bra that can be eaten after.

Did that baby like your boob food?!

by anonymous December 17, 2020

Angel Food

A homosexual pilot

Jay: Hai guyz
Zach: Are you Angel Food?
Jay: Yeah I'm gay

by everydayimsteppingonabeach September 21, 2016

Food-a-call

While nobody really knows how this came about, it's commonly used when describing the action of calling up the dominion and ordering some pete-zor.

1. Who wants to make a food-a-call? I heard the dominion has new Philly Cheesesteak pete-zor.

by Shortass October 12, 2004

rude dude packa food dude

A term of endearment. Something you call someone as a friendly tease.

Sally: You've always been such a Rude Dude Packa Food Dude, Ginger.
Ginger: Thanks Sally. I love you too, you Buttface!

by SweetPieLover May 26, 2014

Food Noise

Often misunderstood and confused with physical hunger, food noise is obsessive, incessant thoughts about food that won’t STFU. Like a phone that keeps ringing, food noise is so distracting it’s all you can think about–and it can make you more likely to overeat. It may seem like the term came out of nowhere, but leading obesity specialist Dr. Spencer Nadolsky has talked about his patient’s food noise for years.

“Wait, there’s a word for food noise? I thought I was just me.”
“Can someone tell me how to turn off this food noise? It’s constant and it’s driving me crazy.”

“People who don’t have food noise will never get it–the thoughts just won’t stop.”

by Dr. Spencer Nadolsky December 29, 2023