foodbooking

verb When people update their status on social network sites, such as Facebook, telling what they just ate, or are eating right now.

Foodbooking examples:
Just had pizza from Michelangelo's around the corner - it's delicious!
My husband and the kids just served me breakfast in bed, how sweet is that?!

by wastedbear October 15, 2010

footbooking

People who constaintly update statuses about the current football game

dude i dont even need to watch the game because Jerry is always footbooking

by slinker dan 123 February 24, 2011

Foxbooking

The act of using your facebook status to repost non-factual information, usually used to spread rumors about political figures, particularly President Obama. Typically, the chain statuses sound are extremely biased rumors, much like a great deal of the "information" from Fox News.

"Dude, all this foxbooking is jamming up my news feed! I wish people would quit reposting this shit and realize that Obama wasn't born in Kenya."

-"Did you hear that Obama is planning to freeze military pay? That bastard!"
-"Did you see his budget, or do you just believe everything the foxbookers tell you?"

by coodledoodledoo May 26, 2011

fooddoofing

the act of turning any word or phrase into a palindrome

Matt began his fooddoofing rampage by turning the word "orange" into the palindrome "orangeegnaro."

by Matt Sparkman and Jon Brown May 27, 2008