Fruitition
Fruitition by tb23 April 19, 2019
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Fruitition
At first I just didn't know if the diet was for me, he starting tell me about the bananas and the pears and I had this fruitition.
Fruitition by The dainty dieter January 18, 2018
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Fruitition by Gary Wahlquist June 11, 2008
Fruitation
What stupid people say instead of fruition to sound smart, trying to impress a large group of people in a meeting.
Boss: " So have you started to contact those sponsors about that project yet"
Person: "No we have all the pieces in place but the idea just hasn't come to fruitation yet, I'll get on it"
Person: "No we have all the pieces in place but the idea just hasn't come to fruitation yet, I'll get on it"
Fruitation by 5578 November 12, 2009
fruition
1. attainment of something desired; realization; accomplishment
2. enjoyment, as of something attained
3. state of bearing fruit
2. enjoyment, as of something attained
3. state of bearing fruit
fruition by titamelibea June 29, 2007
Fruititionist
A person who is an expert in the field of fruitrition or a fruit-based lifestyle. A Fruititionist recommends a diet of at least 95% fruit, the rest consisting of greens, nuts and seeds. In order to obtain maximum nutrition a Fruititionist insists that all foods are to be eaten in their raw uncooked state.
A Fruititionist believes fruit is the most perfect food for humans and that we are designed to eat as much as we care for and as a result will gain vibrant health. Not only do Fruititionists recommend large quantities of fruit (min of 2500calories for females and 3000 for men) but they place particular emphasis on other important lifestyle factors like getting enough sleep, water, exercise and sunshine.
A Fruititionist believes fruit is the most perfect food for humans and that we are designed to eat as much as we care for and as a result will gain vibrant health. Not only do Fruititionists recommend large quantities of fruit (min of 2500calories for females and 3000 for men) but they place particular emphasis on other important lifestyle factors like getting enough sleep, water, exercise and sunshine.
Fruititionist by The fruititionist September 20, 2010
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