Fucking — Fucking … Wikipedia Español
fucking — n. the act of sexual intercourse. [vulgar slang] Syn: fuck, screw, screwing, ass, piece of ass, roll in the hay, shag. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fucking — adj. unpleasant; annoying; also used as an informal intensifier. [Vulgar slang, prenominal] Syn: bally(prenominal), blinking(prenominal), bloody(prenominal), crashing(prenominal), flaming(prenominal). [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fucking — [fuk′iŋ] adj., adv. [Vulgar Slang] Slang Vulgar 1. damned 2. extreme(ly) … English World dictionary
Fucking — Ortstafel von Fucking Fucking [ˈfʊkɪŋ] ist ein Ortsteil der Gemeinde Tarsdorf im Bezirk Braunau am Inn in Oberösterreich. Im Jahre 2001 hatte Fucking 91 Einwohner. Der Ortsname Fucking ist seit 1070 belegt und ka … Deutsch Wikipedia
Fucking — (often offensive) (euphemistic forms: flipping; flogging; freaking; fricking; frigging) 1. intensifier signifying approval, as in It s a fucking marvel or disapproval, as in fucking bastard ; 2. inserted between syllables to add emphasis: abso… … Dictionary of Australian slang
fucking — Australian Slang (often offensive) (euphemistic forms: flipping; flogging; freaking; fricking; frigging) 1. intensifier signifying approval, as in It s a fucking marvel or disapproval, as in fucking bastard ; 2. inserted between syllables to add… … English dialects glossary
Fucking — 48°02′59″N 12°50′59″E / 48.04972, 12.84972 … Wikipédia en Français
fucking — /ˈfʌkɪŋ/ (say fuking) Colloquial (taboo) –adjective 1. a. (an intensifier): it s a fucking marvel; you fucking bastard. b. (an infix used as an intensifier): abso fucking lutely. –adverb Also, fucking well. 2. very; extremely: fucking ridiculous; …
fucking — fuck|ing S1 [ˈfʌkıŋ] adj, adv [only before noun] taboo spoken 1.) used to emphasize that you are angry or annoyed ▪ It s none of your fucking business! ▪ I know fucking well you re lying to me. ▪ What the fucking hell are you staring at? 2.) used … Dictionary of contemporary English