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bite-curious 

When sharing a meal with friends, colleagues, or even total strangers, the feeling you get when you look at another person's meal, and realize that you're curious to try a bite of their food. The bite-curious culture has existed since the beginning of time, but until now, we've never known what to call the actual propositioning of another person at the table for a bite of their food.
When the meals arrived, Jason looked over at Ryan's filet mignon, and was stricken at how delicious his food appeared and became insatiably bite-curious for a small sample of his steak.
bite-curious by Honey Roy Palmer October 31, 2011
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Bikecurious 

A person considering to get a Harley
I'm thinking of getting a Harley, Im bikecurious
Bikecurious by Awol-- November 6, 2009

Bikecurious 

Straight man who doesn't own a Harley, but likes them and is thinking about getting one someday. See fag.
"I'm not a fag yet, sir, but I am bikecurious."
Bikecurious by NinjaoftheNight November 4, 2009

bikecurious 

Someone who doesn't own a bicycle, or doesn't ride their bike as much as their friends but they think it would be very fun. A bikecurious person has a high likelihood of becoming a bikesexual later in life.
Andrew thought his lycra clad friends Blair and Reid were having a lot more fun riding bikes than he was, so the bikecurious Andrew decided to buy a bike himself. Two months later Andrew was a full blown bikesexual and couldn't be more proud.

Sam didn't own a fixed gear but he though that his friend Jack and Bruce were having a lot more fun doing track stands and hipster tricks then he was so he began having bikecurious thoughts about getting one himself despite knowing one day he might become a bikesexual.
bikecurious by belonipony November 16, 2009
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