feck

While in Ireland I heard feck used two ways.

definition 1) to toss away, usually involves mean intent toward another person's belongings.

definition 2) to make a small theft, usually not of any great moral consequences.

1) The bullies took the book bag from the small boy and "fecked" it into the river.
2) Broke and feeling hungry the boys snuck into the old man's orchard and "fecked" some apples to eat.

by Er M Os November 24, 2006

feck

An Irish word that has fallen into similar usage as fuck, made famous by Father Ted.

<A> Aw feck!
<B> You fecked that up didn't you?

by Ms T February 23, 2003

feck

Feck is a polite way of saying 'fuck'.

What the feck is going on here?!!!

by talk2me-JCH2 July 6, 2022

feck

like a very mild form of "Fuck". A curse, used mainly in Ireland.

"Feck me, will you look at the size of those ......."

by Cully April 1, 2003

feck

verb, to steal. Old Dublin word, and not a corruption of the 'other one'!

Let's go to the orchard and feck a few apples.

by Gerry Doyle July 26, 2002

Feck

An Irish term, Feck is without a set annotation or connotation, and can be positive or negative depending upon context. Very Zen-like, really.

"You Fecking bastard, I love ya!'

"Feck off, Seamus."

"Feck you, man."

by The REAL 2wingo March 12, 2010

feck

a word originating from the emeral isle. can be used as a profanity similar to the word fuck, but also as an adjective,etc. in everyday conversation.

What the feck?
Take any feckin road you want, they'll all lead to carrick-on-shannon.

by jp2549 September 22, 2005