What does “feening” mean?

[AngieMacal]

I’ve seen people online say they’re “feening” for something, like food or a game. Is it slang, and what exactly does it mean?

 

[SK_Tech]

“Feening” (or “fiending”) means craving something really badly — like when you really want food, attention, or something else

 

[Amelia]

“Feening” is when you’re craving something like your life depends on it.
Think: “I’m feening for tacos so badly I might bite my own hand.”

 

[ValentinaP]

In “expert” terms, feening means your brain sends a message that says:
“Acquire the thing. Immediately. Or perish dramatically.”

 

[ArthurMex]

“Feening” is that moment when your Wi-Fi drops for 0.2 seconds and you instantly lose the will to live.

 

[AnnP111966]

It’s when Netflix asks, “Are you still watching?”
And you’re feening so hard you answer the TV like,
“YES NETFLIX, DON’T JUDGE ME.”

 

[Nikhil Rajoria]

Craving something with extreme intensity is called feening (or fiending), and is frequently applied expertly to express a thirsty feeling - that is, someone could say they are craving coffee. It derives its meaning from fiend, someone who is addicted to something.