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The past tense of eating fondue.
Person 1: "Do you wanna go for high tea? We could order some fondue?"
Person 2: "Sorry bro I already fondid".
fondid by bugiedi July 27, 2019
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Verb;

The act of looking at someone with such care that you radiate your love for them by simply staring at them.
Hey, did you see Louis fonding over Harry like that. He's so in love
Fonding by charlotte_azar December 1, 2016

fondilering 

Behaving in the manner of Matt "The Porcelain Punisher" Fondiler of Carolla Digital, and the podcasts the Adam Carolla Show," "Ace on the House," and "Alison Rosen is Your New Best Friend." Examples include showering with your back to the shower nozzle, or, after a shower, wearing your towel in an unusually high position on one's stomach (aka, Tummy Towel).
"I caught a glimpse of Gary after his shower this morning. He was Fondilering it with that tummy towel!"
fondilering by Lurksalot December 19, 2013
the guy who always stands next to the fondue. he's always there. and he eats all of it. with passion.
watch out for the fondude, he's eating all of the bread.
fondude by Skyler Mann March 11, 2007

fandiddlytastic

the word fantastic used in its most extreme tense
Your CD was fandiddlytastic!
fandiddlytastic by Henry Howard October 9, 2008
When a male dips his penis in a fondue pot of chocolate (or any other melted food of choice) and the girl has the pleasure of eating it off. This phallical delicacy is one of the finest in the world.
He did a fondick for me! It was delicious!
Fondick by Grant Norris (GNJ) August 12, 2006
a playful motion one makes with their bojangles.
"Hey Joel, don't fandiddle your bojangles on my bed!"
fandiddle by J Dizzle the #1 Nizzle December 6, 2006
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