Definition Conjugation
Definition of fook - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He didn't give a fook about the rules.
2.
dialectRare UK dialectal variant of 'folk'Rare UK
- The fook in this village are very friendly.
Verb
1.
- They decided to fook after the party.
2.
- He shouted, 'Fook, I forgot my keys!'.
3.
- The rain will fook our picnic plans.
Origin of fook
Probably Scots/English, euphemistic alteration of fuck (copulate)
Examples of fook in a sentence
The movie was full of the word 'fook'. The fook here celebrate festivals with great enthusiasm. Old fook tales are passed down generations. They didn't fook until they were married. Some people fook casually without emotional attachment. She exclaimed, 'Fook, this is so frustrating!'
They fooked loudly when the plan failed. The delay fooked the entire schedule. His careless actions fooked the project.
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- French:foutre, faire l'amour, ...
- German:Fluchwort, vögeln, ...
- Italian:cazzo, fare sesso, ...
- Spanish:joder, follar, ...
- Portuguese:porra, fazer amor, ...
- Chinese:他妈的事, 发生关系, ...
- Japanese:ファック, セックスする, ...
- Arabic:كلمة بذيئة, جَامَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:פַּאק, לַעֲסוֹק בְּקִיּוּם יַחֲסֵי מִין, ...
- Russian:черт, заниматься любовью, ...
- Ukrainian:чорт, зайнятися коханням, ...
- Hindi:फक, यौन संबंध बनाना, ...
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