fack

Synonymous with the word 'fuck.' Notably used in cases where the writer does not know (American) English well and in attempt to sound out the word while applying his known letter/pronunciation set results in a slightly mangled but understandable version of the word.

Example at engrish.com, where some silly Japanese bastard decided to spraypaint profanities on the wall yet failed in his (American) English spelling:
Fack You Man

(alternately pronounced as 'fack', similar to the word 'fact', to those who find such objects of Japanese word scrambling humorous and to explicitly specify that you are not saying the word 'fuck', but rather the word 'fack')

by Stimar May 7, 2003

Facktard

Someone completely obscessed with Eminem's hit single "Fack"

"You just made that word up, you're probably a closet facktard."

by freakball February 14, 2009

Fack Oof

The scottish pronuciation of 'Will you please kindly leave'

Tourist: Hello, do you mind telling me where I am?

Scottish man: Noo, ya can Fack oof!

by Grbel08 April 21, 2010

Facio

really sweet and caring guy. Always one with the girls but also can be very awkward. Hes cute but also the sexiest thing youll ever see.... He thinks of others before himself. Most definelty a cuddler. Protective of the ones hes close with cares alot about people. Not a fuck boy but also not one to be commited.

"Girllll have you seen new guy? Facio, god hes hot"

by anonymous 🙃🙃 December 10, 2016

facky

Over use of facts to try and make a point.

I got tired of listening to his facky explaination of why Rush Limbaugh should stay on the air.

by Larry Ray Richardson October 7, 2003

FACK

The FACK algorithm is based on first principles of congestion control and is designed to be used with the proposed TCP SACK options. By decoupling congestion control from other algorithms such as data recovery, it attains more precise control over the data flow in the network.

"FACK my network, please"

by Serafim February 9, 2007

de facto slavery

When residents of a country are free to work or not work however due to their situation and money hardships they are forced to work in government created jobs which are usually not pleasant and do not pay well

A great example of de facto slavery is the "free trade zones" in Jamaica... set up by the United States government and companies like Tommy Hilfiger where Jamaican citizens were forced to work and taxed heavily. Even though the United States government created the free trade zone they pay the Jamaican workers in Jamaican money which is at less value than U.S. currency.

by Zar71 September 20, 2006