wuck boi

a wannabe fuck boi. usually a boy who acts, dresses, and talks like a fuck boi but has no game

Meghan: "girl don't talk to him he's a fuck boi!"

Shalissa: "bitch nah he just acts like one... he's a wuck boi."

by persononearth July 30, 2017

Fhat the wuck

A rather inconspicuous way of saying "what the fuck" can be used in front of parents, at church, in front of old people, or anywhere that the word fuck would be frowned upon.

friend 1: Hey dude did you hear Jason is getting married

friend 2: Fhat the Wuck!!?? Are you kidding me.

bob: Fhat the wuck!! I just stepped in shit.

by diggbick February 12, 2010

fut the wuck

If you switch the f and w's letters, it would make "wut the fuck" but instead it's FUT THE WUCK!!

A damsel: "OMG!! FUT THE WUCK!!! I LOST MY VIBRATING DILDO!"

Another damsel: "Aww that's too bad, good thing I remember where I left it at my house."

by Nick Francese October 28, 2005

fut the wuck

fut the wuck is the exact oppoiste of "what the fuck?!"
when something is completely rightous, bomb, 1337, teh pwnz, etc. Repeat for added emphasis. shortened to FTW with those in the know...

em: haha, calvin just pasted susie with a slushball!!
ben: calvin and hobbes, fut the wuck.
em: fut the wuck!

jimmy: choclate cake, fut the wuck!

by teh insurgen7 squirrel June 19, 2007

Fho the Wuck

we use this phrase when during a conversation, somebody tells the name of somebody who did something, and you get so surprised about it that you plan to scream "Who the Fuck??" but in the rush of the moment you just go "Fho the Wuck????"

"oh man!: juan just died in a car crash

Fho the Wuck???"

by sullivangdl June 18, 2009

Fut The Wuck

A replacement word for the phrase "what the F word". (Ya know fudge!)

wI don't know fut the wuck is going on!

by Phung-Sway February 15, 2015

no wuckers

A slang term which originally started with "no worries". People would often say "no fuckin' worries" to enhance the original phrase. Then, in a strange way, there was a period of time (probably back in the 80's) when folk would transpose the first letters of certain words. "No fuckin' worries" became "no wuckin' forries". The fourth phase of this odd phrase progression resulted in "no wuckers". It's a combination of laziness and playing with words, and a great example of the progressive nature of colloquial speech.

Either way, it means "there will be no problems at all". It is often suffixed by "mate".

John: "Thanks for the lend of the lawnmower, mate."
Dave: "No wuckers, mate."

by Ponsonby April 14, 2005