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goodfood 

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Verb: To "do goodfood" is to take part in the event of enjoying a delicious meal either from somewhere or home made.

Noun: A meal meeting the requirements to be called "goodfood".
As a verb:
"Dude where are you going?"
-"To sheetz so I can do some goodfood"
or
"Man I'm trying to do some goodfood here soon"

As a Noun:
"I'm going to sheetz to get some goodfood"

For example: a subway sub is just regular food. But if one were to get a sub, a subway pizza, heat up some nacho cheese with some chips and combine all three, then you are doing goodfood.
goodfood by d cast April 4, 2009
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Used in instances where using the work "good" just isn't good enough, and "great" is too much. Derived from the commonly used acronym on social media "LOLOL" which one ups "LOL"
"Man, this girl I'm seeing thought she was a lobster and wanted to pee in my "den". When I told her not to do it she said "I won't drink a bunch of water when I come over" I quickly replied "Goodood" so she would know exactly how much I appreciated it"
Goodood by mystery ???? u know July 12, 2017

goodoodles 

Goodoodles is an extended form of good used when friends ask each other what is going on
Yo my man, I havent seen you in a while, whats goodoodles?
goodoodles by deeztoes August 5, 2009

good food good meat good god let’s eat

Saying after prayer in floribama shore, used to thank the lord for the meal they are about to receive
Thank you lord for blessing us with this food, good food good meat good god let’s eat
"hop on the goodfoot and do the bad thing"
goodfoot by flite November 24, 2003

good food 

A euphemistic term used by ethnically conscious white folk to describe a community that has more cultural variation than their own.
White Guy 1: Have you been to Chinatown?

White Guy 2: No, but I hear there's good food there.
good food by amazinglypeecee May 17, 2006
A tongue in cheek "Handle" for a top secret northern woodsman. Goodwood is what it is, the good wood.
"I would love to get my hands on some Goodwood because I know what to do with a man like that."
Goodwood by Goodwood September 30, 2012
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