Foody Call

A Foody Call is when a woman goes out with a man for the sole purpose of getting a free meal. The man expects the woman to put out, but at the end of the date she just wants to go home.

1. "Natalia, stop texting me for foody calls!"

2. *Man asks for kiss*

*Talk to the hand* "Sorry, it was just a foody call!" *Girl slams door*

3. "I wonder if that not-so-cute guy wants to give me another foody call tonight. I could really use some nice and expensive sushi!"

by HughMongusBalls April 25, 2010

foody call

(noun) a phone call, page, or conversation to a friend or friends for obtaining food with no prior planning

“Lisa made a foody call at 9:45am on Saturday, and by 10:30 we were sitting in Original Pancake House chowing on pancakes and bacon.”

by Kickkc October 25, 2007

foody call

Noun or verb: dining companion of last resort, or the act of arranging that excursion; a variant of "Booty Call"; a "foody call" or "foodie call" is when you go out to eat with someone just because you don't want to eat alone

Everyone was out so Griggs was my foody call.

by Spikhael April 29, 2008

foody call

(noun) a phone call, page or conversation aimed at getting free food from a partner in a no strings attached, no conversation meal.

I was so broke and hungry I had to make a foody call last night. She cooked meatloaf, and it was good.

by Korova December 9, 2008

foody call

(noun) a phone call, page or conversation aimed at getting free food from a partner in a no strings attached, no conversation meal.

I was so broke and hungry I had to make a foody call last night. She cooked meatloaf, and it was good.

by Korova January 1, 2009

Foody Call

When you're too wasted/high to drive, but you have major munchies. You invite a friend over so that they'll bring chips, or whatever you're craving.

Ted: Dude, we don't have any food
Jed: Call Ned over and tell him to bring chips!
Ted: Dude, we can totally Foody Call him!

by Bassman150 April 3, 2015

Food-a-call

While nobody really knows how this came about, it's commonly used when describing the action of calling up the dominion and ordering some pete-zor.

1. Who wants to make a food-a-call? I heard the dominion has new Philly Cheesesteak pete-zor.

by Shortass October 12, 2004