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'Come on cat, give me some food!'

DEFINITION: To share food with your pet, or vise versa.

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dancemonkey

Created by: dancemonkey

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Kibbleconference

Created by: bigfish

Pronunciation: Ki-bul-cun-fur-ens

Sentence: I had a difficult kibbleconference during dinner with my cat.

Etymology: Kibble + Confer

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Animalnutrition

Created by: dkrider

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Sentence: John suffered from animalnutrition after a steady diet of kibble for the past three months.

Etymology: animal + malnutrition

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Conspeciophagize

Created by: Trivigo

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Iamsbiosis

Created by: Baruch

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Seniorate

Created by: maxxy

Pronunciation: SEEN-your-ate

Sentence: Down on his luck, Jim seniorated Purina.

Etymology: senior (stereotypical poor folk) + deteriorate

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Baesk

Created by: TheCapn

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Zoosumption

Created by: ahwinters

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Mastikibble

Created by: Mirandala

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Sentence: When I see a fresh bowl of Meow Mix, I can't help but mastikibble a little.

Etymology: masticate + kibble

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Anifoodgest

Created by: Chistinalove

Pronunciation: 'a-n&-'füd -'jest

Sentence: After living with him for a week I discovered he was an anifoodgest.

Etymology: ANIMAL - Latin, from animale, neuter of animalis animate, from anima soul FOOD - Middle English fode, from Old English fOda; akin to Old High German fuotar food, fodder, Latin panis bread, pascere to feed INGEST - Latin ingestus, past participle of i

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