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WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024fuck•ing (fuk′ing, -in),USA pronunciation adj., adv. [Slang](vulgar).- Slang Termsdamned;
confounded (used as an intensifier).
- 1670–80 for earlier gerund, gerundive sense; 1890–95 for current sense; fuck + -ing2
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: fucking /ˈfʌkɪŋ/ adj , adv (prenominal) taboo slang - (intensifier): turn off that fucking phone; a fucking good time
fuck (fuk),USA pronunciation [Vulgar.]v.t. - Slang Termsto have sexual intercourse with.
- Slang Termsto treat unfairly or harshly.
v.i. - Slang Termsto have sexual intercourse.
- Slang Termsto meddle (usually fol. by around or with).
- Slang Terms fuck around:
- to behave in a frivolous or meddlesome way.
- to engage in promiscuous sex.
- Slang Terms fuck off:
- to shirk one's duty;
malinger. - go away: used as an exclamation of impatience.
- to waste time.
- Slang Terms fuck up:
- to bungle or botch;
ruin. - to act stupidly or carelessly;
cause trouble;
mess up.
interj. - Slang Terms(used to express anger, disgust, peremptory rejection, etc., often fol. by a pronoun, as you orit.)
n. - Slang Termsan act of sexual intercourse.
- Slang Termsa partner in sexual intercourse.
- Slang Termsa person, esp. one who is annoying or contemptible.
- Slang Terms give a fuck, to care;
be concerned. - Slang Terms the fuck, (used as an intensifier, esp. with WH-questions, to express annoyance, impatience, etc.)
- akin to Middle Dutch fokken to thrust, copulate with, Swedish dialect, dialectal focka to copulate with, strike, push, fock penis 1495–1505
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: fuck /fʌk/ taboo slang vb - to have sexual intercourse with (someone)
n - an act of sexual intercourse
- a partner in sexual intercourse, esp one of specified competence or experience
- not care a fuck, not give a fuck ⇒ not to care at all
interj - offensive an expression of strong disgust or anger (often in exclamatory phrases such as fuck you! fuck it! etc)
Etymology: 16th Century: of Germanic origin; related to Middle Dutch fokken to strike |