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CAFOODLING (N.) ka-‘foo-duh-ling  The activity practiced by couples who feed one other in public, whether by licking the same ice cream cone, slipping oysters into one another’s mouths, or spoon-feeding each other entire meals—from salad to entrée to dessert. Also, (V.), cafoodle. Usage: After Walter jabbed Julie’s lip while feeding her fondue at Artisanal (a mis-aimed fork), they cut back on their cafoodling. Text © Liesl Schillinger 4/2/2009 Image ©Elizabeth Zechel, 7/3/2011

CAFOODLING (N.) ka-‘foo-duh-ling  The activity practiced by couples who feed one other in public, whether by licking the same ice cream cone, slipping oysters into one another’s mouths, or spoon-feeding each other entire meals—from salad to entrée to dessert. Also, (V.), cafoodle. Usage: After Walter jabbed Julie’s lip while feeding her fondue at Artisanal (a mis-aimed fork), they cut back on their cafoodling.

Text © Liesl Schillinger 4/2/2009 Image ©Elizabeth Zechel, 7/3/2011

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