fuck

fuck¹ S3 [fʌk] v taboo spoken

[Date: 1400-1500; Origin: Probably from a Scandinavian language]

1.) fuck you/it/them etc

used to show that you are very angry at something or someone, or that you do not care about them at all

▪ Well, fuck you then. I'll go on my own.

2.) [I and T]

to have sex with someone

3.) fuck me

especially BrE used when you think something is surprising or impressive

4.) go fuck yourself/himself/themselves etc

used to show you are very angry with someone

▪ Why don't you go fuck yourself!

fuck around phr v

1.) to waste time or behave in a silly or careless way

▪ Will you two stop fucking around!

2.) fuck sb around/about

BrE to make someone angry or annoyed by wasting their time

▪ Don't fuck me around, OK?

fuck off phr v

to go away - used especially to tell someone to go away in an extremely rude way

fuck over [fuck sb<=>over] phr v

to treat someone very badly

▪ They'll just fuck you over if you let them.

fuck up phr v

1.) fuck sb<=>up

to make someone very unhappy and confused so that they cannot live normally or have normal relationships

→↑mess somebody up

▪ Heroin fucks you up.

2.) to make a mistake or do something badly

→↑mess up

▪ You really fucked up this time.

fuck sth<=>up

▪ I'm scared of fucking things up.

fuck with [fuck with sb] phr v

to annoy someone or make them angry

→↑mess with somebody

▪ I wouldn't fuck with Alfie if I were you.

fuck ²

fuck² interjection taboo

used when you are very annoyed about something

▪ Fuck! I've forgotten my keys!

fuck ³

fuck³ n taboo spoken

1.) the fuck

used when you are angry or surprised to emphasize what you are saying

▪ Get the fuck off my property!

▪ Shut the fuck up!

what/how/who etc the fuck

▪ What the fuck do you think you're doing?

2.) [C usually singular]

the act of having sex

3.) not give a fuck also not give a flying fuck AmE

to not care at all what happens