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Foodnimals 

I drew a lot of foodnimals
Foodnimals by Moriah elizebeth October 8, 2020
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Adverb / Food-imal
A Food Animal combination.
Used to explain the drawings of Animal Food combinations.

Originating from Moriah Elizabeth
"Moriah prides herself in her Foodimal creations."

"Georgie is a Foodimal of a duck and pineapple."
Foodimal by Miyu Moon on Insta August 7, 2020
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Created by Moriah Elizabeth in a video titled “I made DIY plastic pins... it’s a good time”, this term means a combination of a piece of food and an animal, most of the time created in artwork.
I drew some foodamals yesterday! I hope Moriah Elizabeth sees them!
Foodamals by anonymous October 18, 2020
A mix of food and animal combinations created by Moriah Elizabeth.
I painted cute foodamals.
Foodamals by Artistic Cat 17 November 30, 2020
A foodimal is a combination of an animal and food. Created by Mariah Elizabeth in one of her YouTube videos.
Ex: A Dalmatian in a Dragon Fruit is a Foodimal
Foodimal by Addz_27 August 7, 2020
Food animal combinations
Moriah Elizabeth males a lot of foodimal drawings.
Foodimal by Moriah Elizabeth words October 3, 2020
A word made by Moriah Elizabeth for animals that look like foods or are made using the color palette of food.
Search up Moriah Elizabeth on Youtube!
I love drawing Foodamals!
Foodamals by VioletShining January 8, 2021
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