fooding
n.— «Le fooding veut marier food (nourriture) et feeling (sentiment): soit l’art d’ingérer des nourritures terrestres avec spiritualité sur un fond musical planant.» —“Le fooding, du flan pour la crème” by Guillaume B. Decherf Libération (Paris, France) Dec. 2, 2000. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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