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southern slang for vegetables or any other food that gives vital nutrients.
eat your viddles boy, you have a yard to mow.
viddles by mean3 June 14, 2008
Southern Slang for food with vital nutrients; usually vegetables.
Go get ya some viddle boy, yous looking scrawny.
Viddle by South-Hater September 18, 2009
Southern slang term for food.
"You guys want some viddles?"
"No ma, I'm having sex with my cousin!!"
viddles by KC July 24, 2003

Ghetto Viddles 

Food that is always served at cocktail parties or get togethers in the hood. Usually greasy, but very satisfying while drinking a Fourty or any other liquer
wings, drumettes, meatballs, catfish nuggets, pigfeets, fried cheesesticks, fried balongna finger sammiches.

Maid of Honor: "What are you serving at your engagement party? Tuna tartar, croute de te, and savory pastries?"

Bride to be: "No girl. We are going to hook it up with Ghetto Viddles."
Ghetto Viddles by Mike Fourth November 4, 2010

Vanilla Viddles

Hot, Caucasian female pussy that’s good for the eatin’.
Imma eat me some Vanilla viddles tonight.

She pulled them lips apart and fed me the sweetest vanilla viddles.
Vanilla Viddles by Eaton Holgoode January 14, 2019
A misspelling of the actual word VICTUALS meaning sustenance and food. Victuals is pronounced as Viddles and this is not a “southern” or “ghetto” term.
Lucy went to Sprout to get (Viddles) victuals for our dinner.
Viddles by Jonnyboon January 13, 2019
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