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Another word for food.
Food in the plural tense.
I need some foodage.
Let's go get some foodage.
foodage by Anonomouys January 2, 2005
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Often used in modern day life as an alternative for 'food'. Used mostly by 13-18 year olds
'Boy meets Caligulor' Season 3 Episode 13 Gregsteen - 'Lets get some foodage yo!!!' Caligular - 'I hate you'
Foodage by Jamie Lee Roberts October 31, 2006
the act of filming one's self while eating food. it can also be used when taking still photos. see also foodtography.
I got some sweet foodage for a film i'm making about eating at dinner yesterday.

if you've got foodage, the food network is the place to go.
foodage by Zachity March 28, 2011
foodage by wordandmorewords September 5, 2017
Reoccurring and persistent dick cheese.
Dwayne's foomage returned the day before his wedding. Bad timing or what?
foomage by beansforbreakfast July 9, 2019
A piece of recent video or film.
'CCTV footage shows west London anti-terror arrest'
footage by jchr October 30, 2013
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