Froudie
Froudie or Froud is a term originating from Portishead, North Somerset. A Froud is a person who partakes in the mythological act of picking food off the pavement and eating it.
Froudie by David w Williams December 30, 2013
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Froodie
Friends who enjoy cooking and experimenting with new foods and recipes. They often share private photos amongst common "froodies" who have an appreciation for cooking.
Friend + foodie = froodie
Friend + foodie = froodie
I made Salmon with Black Garlic Glaze for dinner last night. I sent a photo of it to my fellow froodie, Jessica.
Froodie by Call me SJ December 7, 2016
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Froudie • Froodie • Froupie • Fraudie • fraudience • Fraudiesta • Froddie • Frodie • Froude • frouding
fraudience
A generic term for fake audiences generally used in such television programmes as sitcoms and chat shows. Canned laughter is a product of said word.
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Froude
A family of extremely intelligent, caring and thoughtful people, unlike any other known to mankind. A 'Froude' is a person who excels in all they do. As an adjective, 'froude' describes something of excellent quality and status. 'Froude' can be used as a verb also, meaning 'to achieve high standards'.
Fraudiesta
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