It's true! Locavore--defined as "one who eats foods grown locally"--is official. The word is one of about 100 that Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary has added to its latest edition. (Read about it and the other words here.)
Personally, though, I'd have preferred they added "localvore" with an "L." Locavore sounds a little too much like loco to me ...
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Dorothy Hernandez said:
i never liked the use of locavore either. i mean it's about eating local, not being crazy!
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