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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun A provision of food.

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Examples

  • As for the savory food, well, that needed to be improved upon. steveTV: Umm … do you mean you want to go out "fooding" with me?

    The Wandering Eater 2009

  • As for the savory food, well, that needed to be improved upon. steveTV: Umm … do you mean you want to go out "fooding" with me?

    The Wandering Eater 2009

  • As for the savory food, well, that needed to be improved upon. steveTV: Umm … do you mean you want to go out "fooding" with me?

    The Wandering Eater 2009

  • Though I think I ended up enjoying the book more than you did, largely because I like scenes of domestic bliss and fooding.

    Reading Update 2007

  • (Broadway Books) is a guide to the author's favorite haunts for what the French call le fooding.

    In Paris, Mastering the Art of Meg Zimbeck 2008

  • Either I'm one hell of a charlatan, or Forbes glossed over the post wherein I revealed how very little, if anything, I know about food, writing, food writing, writing about food, fooding, and spelling.

    Forbes Traveler's Top 15 Foodie Hotels and How I'm a Perpetrator 2007

  • December 11, 2006 at 12:26 PM youre fooding is nuts! awesome.

    Chef's Table in Restaurant Gordon Ramsay at the London, 194 gratlillian stars 2006

  • But raw fooding does not help all people nor solve all diseases because raw food irritates the digestive tracts of some people and in northern climates it is hard to maintain body heat on this diet because it is difficult to consume enough concentrated vegetable food in a raw state.

    How and When to Be Your Own Doctor Isabel Moser

  • Also please inform to your sons that do not bring any fooding for my hunble kitchen will supply their all things for eating, also fruits and etcetera for filling the belly of them.

    The Bed-Book of Happiness Harold Begbie 1900

  • There is also a janwar called wild bores here which is ferocious and dangerous sorts to shoot with gun but I can arrange for them also as they are highly destructivrous to corns of poor peoples and are worthy for killing because they devast the fields too much by their carnivrous fooding.

    The Bed-Book of Happiness Harold Begbie 1900

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