- give a flying fuck
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to care whatsoever (mostly used in the negative).
I dont give a flying fuck about how many laps I can run in 20 minutes, Im more interested in something over there...
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give a flying fuck — v. not care at all; have absolutely no interest whatsoever. Who gives a flying fuck? Why should I give a flying fuck about that? … English slang
give a flying fuck — vb British to concern oneself, care. Almost invari ably used negatively, these phrases, recorded since the early 1970s, but perhaps slightly older, are successors to the old dismissive or insouciant expres sions (don t) give a damn/fig . See also … Contemporary slang
not give a (flying) fuck — phrase an extremely offensive expression used for emphasizing that you do not care at all about someone or something Thesaurus: ways of saying that you do not caresynonym Main entry: fuck … Useful english dictionary
not give a flying fuck — Vrb phrs. To not care one little bit. E.g. I don t give a flying fuck if your mother says we should save our money, we re going on holiday and we re going to enjoy ourselves! We ll worry about the bills later … English slang and colloquialisms
flying fuck — Noun. Used in a phrase such as I couldn t give a flying fuck , as a general negative statement of nonchalance … English slang and colloquialisms
flying-fuck — 1. n. a real or imaginary act of copulation where the male leaps or dives onto and into the female. (Usually objectionable.) □ The movie showed some jerk allegedly performing a flying fuck, just for laughs. 2. AND French fried fuck n. something… … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Not give a flying fuck — not to care at all … Dictionary of Australian slang
not give a flying fuck — Australian Slang not to care at all … English dialects glossary
don't give a flying fuck — (Slang) don t care … English contemporary dictionary
give a toss/fuck/flying fuck — vb British to concern oneself, care. Almost invari ably used negatively, these phrases, recorded since the early 1970s, but perhaps slightly older, are successors to the old dismissive or insouciant expres sions (don t) give a damn/fig . See also … Contemporary slang
