Military slang used in World War II. There was a lot of FUBAR going around during the Vietnam War which officially was not a war but a police action that killed thousand of young Americans.
by zinsu June 23, 2014
by Sims07 February 1, 2008
Isn't there anyone left who remembers World War II where this acronym originated?
FUBAR=Fucked Up By Army Regulations
The other great acronym from that war is also now part of the language:
SNAFU=Situation Normal All Fucked Up
FUBAR=Fucked Up By Army Regulations
The other great acronym from that war is also now part of the language:
SNAFU=Situation Normal All Fucked Up
by charlie castle May 15, 2006
Talking about last night's party where the cops showed up to check for drugs:
"yo, that party last night was totally fubared"
"yo, that party last night was totally fubared"
by az October 18, 2003
F.U.B.A.R... Fuck Up Beyond All Recognition a military term when things get really out of hand like the war in iraq or as bush would call it the war on terror. (Bush = Dumb Shit)
by clamz2003 July 29, 2010
You are in a LT relationship and you turn to your partner and say if we are still single thats a major fubar
by Libbie the Lush March 13, 2010
F- fucked
U- up
B- beyond
A- all
R- recognition
Primarily a military term used to describe an event that has gone totally wrong
U- up
B- beyond
A- all
R- recognition
Primarily a military term used to describe an event that has gone totally wrong
I had a date with her that went totally FUBAR
The mission that the Sgt sent us on was FUBAR
She/he looks totally FUBAR
The mission that the Sgt sent us on was FUBAR
She/he looks totally FUBAR
by ICADATRUTH October 26, 2011