fecking

/ ˈfɛkɪŋ, ˈfɛkɪn /

adjective

1. slang,  (intensifier)

   a fecking eejit

   it's fecking hot

Word History and Origins

Origin of fecking¹

C20: a euphemism for _fucking

Example Sentences

And somewhere in the mess she gets to have her own realization about how she wants to spend the rest of her days — and it’s not with the “fecking boring” men of Inisherin.

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“Are you fecking stupid, boy? Have you not been lookin’ at these stumps of mine for a decade now?

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You're nearly fecking 30 woman!

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Kathy Burke the writer, source and inspiration for Walking and Talking, corsets herself selflessly into a small yet lovely cameo as, basically, "angry smoking fecking Irish nun", who manages, while discussing Top of the Pops in a concrete Islington playground in 1979, overseeing children she hates, to reduce a fellow nun to hot salt tears over, of all things, the Teutonic origins of Boney M. Wonderful.

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We have come to fecking hug and learn, after all.

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