Fucked up beyond all recognition/ repair.
A possible suffix: Bundy
Bundy: But Unfortunately Not Dead Yet
A possible suffix: Bundy
Bundy: But Unfortunately Not Dead Yet
by Shadee February 29, 2004
Mititary + now general usage for fucking up big time!
Fucked up beyond all recognition! - F.U.B.A.R (FUBAR)
Fucked up beyond all recognition! - F.U.B.A.R (FUBAR)
Thought of this cos done a couple in the last 24hrs :-( I'm on 5.41, but a classic example of defining the word starts around 6.20. The pilot describes one major fuck-up........FUBAR!!
Was the first time i'd heard it, but understand it comes from the German word 'Furchtbar'
Was the first time i'd heard it, but understand it comes from the German word 'Furchtbar'
by Mag7g July 29, 2011
by nicoleishot September 03, 2010
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
That car was in an accident. It is fubar!
That guy was assaulted so badly. the doctor said he was fubar..
That guy was assaulted so badly. the doctor said he was fubar..
by drdolittle September 21, 2010
A slang acronym/term used by Allied soldiers in WWII.
F.U.B.A.R.
meaning...
Fucked
Up
Beyond
All
Recognition
Also...
FUBAR may have been influenced by the German word furchtbar, meaning terrible. (soft cht)
F.U.B.A.R.
meaning...
Fucked
Up
Beyond
All
Recognition
Also...
FUBAR may have been influenced by the German word furchtbar, meaning terrible. (soft cht)
Mellish: Fucked up beyond all recognition.
Upham: FUBAR.
Nagasaki was FUBAR after "Fat-Man" was dropped.
Upham: FUBAR.
Nagasaki was FUBAR after "Fat-Man" was dropped.
by higginshu March 03, 2008