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Love Island USA <\/em>couple Kenzie and Corbin were caught getting cozy in the shared bedroom on Sunday’s episode.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n Kenize described the act as “<\/em>getting some French fries.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n This isn’t the first time the Islanders have used code words for sex on the series.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Islanders: please share what the heck “French fries” means in the villa<\/a>, or suffer the fan-fueled consequences.<\/p>\n Love Island USA<\/em><\/a> viewers are trying to decode the sexual foodie euphemism after season 8 Islander<\/a> Kenzie discussed her and match Corbin’s bedtime escapades in the villa on Sunday night’s episode.<\/p>\n After the group woke up from their not-so-peaceful slumber, fellow Islander Trinity headed to the women’s quarters to ask who was doing “French fries.” She insisted whatever she and her partner Bryce heard was “too wet” to be kissing.<\/p>\n Kenzie burst out laughing.<\/p>\n “I was definitely getting some French fries. Feeling good,” Kenzie said in a confessional. “We were probably doing a bit much, honestly, but I feel a strong connection with Corbin. And we probably got a little bit carried away.”<\/p>\n The reality series’ narrator, Iain Stirling, called it when he said, “I foresee that, in approximately 30 seconds, millions of Americans will Google: ‘French fries sex'” … because that’s exactly what happened. Many viewers attempted to decode the phrase, which seemingly allows the cast to avoid getting censored on TV. (Try typing “French fries” into Google search without it coming up “French fries love island.”)<\/p>\n “French fries are a ‘finger’ food,” one Redditor<\/a> theorized on a thread about the topic, with another adding, “Side dish, not main course.”<\/p>\n As some expressed confusion about the usage of said side dish on the show, others quelled any fears that they were out of the trendy lingo loop.<\/p>\n