foodass
A person who gets up at odd hours of the night to make food, or a person who eats a lot in a very short time.
foodass by Jesse Dickson May 13, 2008
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foodasaur
A person, who enjoys eating food more than any other activity in the world. Can usually devour enormous quantities of food in a single sitting, leaving themselves bloated and incapacitated.
Waitress #1: God, she ate soo much.
Waitress #2: Yeah, she is the biggest foodasaur. BIG FAT FOODASAUR!
Waitress #2: Yeah, she is the biggest foodasaur. BIG FAT FOODASAUR!
foodasaur by McMuffin the beast November 29, 2011
footass
footass by Kristopher Fredrickson February 24, 2008
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Ai fodasse!
Means 'Oh Fuck' in portuguese. Made popular when, a famous portuguese singer (who always wears sunglasses in door) fell of stage on national TV, and the show host jumped in the air ninja style while saying 'Ai Fodasse!' (Know as Manzarra), trying to save the singer (known as Pedro Abrunhosa)
Ai fodasse! by Nokaz! May 2, 2010
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