Rural Dictionary

whole foods

an up-scale market catering to those seeking natural and organic foods--as well as a unique shopping experience. Whole Foods is a bit pricey, but their "365" brand products are reasonable. The customer service is excellect and the "Prepared Foods" is an awesome place to lunch at.

Dude, I just had lunch at Whole Foods--mushroom lasagna--and now I'm just about broke.

by Carlos Mc November 14, 2007

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Ass Whole

When such crap is spoken that the only polite response is to hand the speaker toilet paper.

When I watch and listen to the Republican Debates, it is one giant ASS WHOLE where such crap comes out of their mouths that the only polite response is to send toilet paper.

by JaneGordon.com November 18, 2015

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Whole Foods

Not all hippies or self proclamed \"hippies\" eat whole foods, not all people who eat whole foods are hippy, vegetarian freeks. Whole foods is not a group of people.

Whole Foods are fruits, vegetables, legumes, grains that have not been processeed or their nature tampered with in any way. Whole foods have a greater amount of vitamins, minerals and enzymes because they have not been removed from processing. Examples: apples, broccoli, whole wheat rice, garlic cloves. Not frozen peas, canned tomatos, dehydrated peaches.

by cinderpit September 30, 2003

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Whole Fact

To agree completely with someone. This term emerged in Rochester, NY, called The Roc, in 2015. We say 'whole fact' because we are overachievers and have a lot to prove in The Wild West that is our playground and war zone in the Roc.

Skin: She ratchet!
Attica: That's a whole fact!!

by Kozak Khan April 5, 2016

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