faddy

/ˈfædi/
adjective
  1. Having strong, often temporary likes and dislikes, especially about food; fussy or picky.
    • My little brother is so faddy about his vegetables that he only eats carrots cut into star shapes.
    • Don't be so faddy — just try one bite of the casserole.
    • She's been faddy with her meals lately, refusing anything that isn't pasta.
  2. Following the latest fashions or trends in an obsessive or short-lived way; trendy in a changeable manner.
    • Faddy diets rarely lead to long-term health benefits.
    • The restaurant's menu is too faddy, changing every month to chase the latest food craze.
    • He's always been faddy about technology, buying every new gadget the day it comes out.
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