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foodiefood‧ie /ˈfuːdi/ noun [countable] informal   - a new magazine for foodies
- Michael Caine is an avid foodie who owns a string of restaurants.
- It is also a satisfying behind-the-scenes tour for foodies, full of compelling characters and anecdotes.
- The clubhouse is packed with avid sports fans and foodies.
- You don't have to kneel before the fungi, as some foodies would require.
someone who enjoys eating a lot► big eater someone who usually eats a lot of food: · Don't give me such a large portion. I'm not a big eater.· What can I cook for them? They're such big eaters. ► like your food informal to enjoy food and to usually eat a lot: · Give him a big plate of spaghetti. He likes his food.· "Now there's a man who likes his food,'' she said, as her brother took a third helping of pie. ► gourmet someone who knows a lot about food and drink and likes good quality food and drink: · They're real gourmets and buy only the best cuts of meat.· Many gourmets say that Camembert should never be kept in a fridge.gourmet food/cooking etc (=very good and usually expensive): · The shop only sells gourmet food, at astronomical prices. ► foodie British informal someone who is interested in food, and likes going to restaurants and trying new and unusual foods: · a new magazine for foodies· Michael Caine is an avid foodie who owns a string of restaurants. someone who is very interested in cooking and eating food → gourmet |