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[ SLANG ][ MULTILINGUAL NATIVE ]

Brazilian Portuguese gaming slang, the past tense (third person) of "feedar": a player "feedou" when they died over and over, giving the opposing team many kills and gold or experience. It is used as a criticism of a teammate or a self-deprecating comment after a bad match.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""Ele feedou nos primeiros dez minutos e perdemos o jogo", reclamou o jogador."

LORE & ORIGIN

From the English gaming verb "to feed" (to feed the enemy by dying repeatedly), adapted with the Portuguese -ar ending; "feedar" and the noun "feeder" already exist in the corpus. Recent usage in Brazilian game chats; no dated first use found yet.

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PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
Unknown (used in Brazilian online-game communities)
CURRENT STATUS
Mainstream Slang
Related To:feedarfeederFeed

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