clusterfuck

American  

[kluhs-ter-fuhk] / ˈklʌs tərˌfʌk /

noun

plural

clusterfucks

1. Vulgar, Slang. a chaotic, poorly planned, or badly executed situation or undertaking; shitshow.

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Other Word Forms

• clusterfucked adjective
• clusterfuckery noun

Example Sentences

“Does the C in CBS stand for clusterfuck?” he said.

From The Guardian

When asked by Complex magazine to comment on the Supreme fiasco at the time, she replied with a blank email and a Microsoft Word document titled “fools.doc”. The attachment read: “What a ridiculous clusterfuck of totally uncool jokers.

From The Guardian

"After a clusterfuck of an election in a state the DNC had a year to prepare for, that was preceded by the DNC changing the rules for a billionaire to buy his way into the race, the man has lost the respect of millions."

From Salon

The impeachment process is a “slog”, Bee said, in which “the average American could easily come away from the impeachment proceedings with the impression that it’s all just a big, loud, politically tainted clusterfuck.”

From The Guardian

That’s a terrifying prospect, she concluded, because “what it actually is, is a big, loud, politically tainted clusterfuck that will determine whether or not we get to have free and fair elections from now on”.

From The Guardian