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Idiotic way of writing fuck as to not be offensive, as if anyone couldn't figure out what it said. Other forms include f*ck (even more obvious) and f***
Guy 1: I am so f**king mad!

Guy 2: I wonder what f**k would mean.
F**k by FlareNUKE October 1, 2006
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"F**k" or "F##k" is a censored version of fuck like "f*ck" or "f***" to make it no offensive, in the Roblox chat is "####", and in the comics is a random combinations of "#", "*", "$", "!", "&", "@", "&", "(" and ")" like @#$%, #!$% and others
Is used for videos not being demonetized on Youtube
Is used to censor curse words in general media
Is used to make you look cooler
Context: They
MinecraftUser23: What will be the video tittle... This game is hard as fuck, yeah looks an awesome tittle!
Types "This game is hard as fuck"

Oh shit with the f-word in the tittle of the video gonna be demonetized... so let's try this
Select text "fuck", press DELETE and then type "f**k"

MinecraftUser23: Oh fuck yeah or this case more like f**k yeah, anyways lets publish the video to the public
MinecraftUser23: Oh i sayed "fuck" during the video and i didn't put a BEEP!
F.K. is a short form for fat kid. It is said so the fat kid you are talking about does not know you are saying fat kid so it will not offend him/her.
Haha Mike look at the F.K.
I'm laughing so hard I can't breathe because I see the F.K.
F.K. by Tom Bosly June 18, 2006
what the f**k are you do'in?
f**k by stupid fu**in bitch January 27, 2022
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F**k by Krackerz lil brother August 5, 2024
Little Sally, f.k.a. big Frank, had a sex change...
f.k.a. by Get a life... September 19, 2009
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