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.

From Seattle Times

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

From Literature

You're nearly fecking 30 woman!

From The Guardian

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.

From The Guardian

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

From The Guardian