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Kept In (the) Dark, Fed On Horseshit.

Military in derevation, it can be used as either a noun or a verb. It refers to the habit of entirely too many officers (the higher the rank, the more likely to pull this) to not tell the troops a damn thing about what's going on and/or what they will soon be ordered to do .. =and= feeding them nothing but horseshit to keep them guessing. Lousy way to mess with morale, and if you accompany the troops in what you want them to do .. not very condusive to your continued good health.....

The =VERY= "unauthorized" patch for this is a red-n-white mushroom within a circle of the initials. Hence, wearers being known as members of the mushroom club.
"What's their problem? They're a kidfoh unit."

"Watch out for that asshole - he'll kidfoh you in a hearbeat and -then- leave you flappin'!"
kidfoh by Sgt Draggi February 12, 2008
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kitdfohs 

Military acronym for "kept in the dark, fed on horse shit"
kitdfohs has been seen written on helmets of grunts who don't have clearance to know everything they need to know. Often times they end up dead or wounded for lack of info.
kitdfohs by GumbyTTL November 16, 2007
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kidfoh kidfo kidoh kitdfohs kid foo
A noun that means 'homeboy' or 'slizzle slice;' it is a term of endearment between gangstaish types.
What up kidfo? Holla atcha boy!
OR
Where the weed man?
I don't know, kidfo needa hit me up
kidfo by wankstarr2 August 18, 2010
one of the sexiest korean rappers, deserves endless happiness
oh my god kidoh is so talented i love him
kidoh by alyespx February 6, 2017
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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