feck

from old Scots or Irish - literally 'effect' - has fallen out of use in this context, but is a the origin of the word 'feckless'

these drugs have yet to have a feck

by PenhaligonBlue May 17, 2005

Feck

A variant of the word 'Fuck' mad famous, and created by award-winning and brilliant comedy series 'Father Ted' in which Father Jack Hackett was fond of saying 'Feck. Created due to the writers not being allowed to say 'fuck'

What the feck is that gobshite on about?
Feck off!
Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!

by Insane December 24, 2002

Feck

a replacement for the actual word but more fun to say

kid 1: feck yoh mom
kid 2: feck cho dad
kid 1: feck your mom and dad
kid 2: feck your grandma
kid 1: oh no u feckin didnt
kid 2: feck yea i fecking did
kid 3: i feckin farted

by GKunismo July 11, 2008

feck

A merging of the words 'face' and 'neck' to describe someone who has little or no chin/jawline definition.

People with fecks have faces that literally appear to merge straight into their necks.

Poor Sally was sad because she had a feck.

by Cassandra Nilsson August 02, 2007

Feck

A noun referring to a 'face-neck'; the face and neck area of a person without a chin, there face and neck have no definite boundaries and simply mould together into one beautiful 'feck'.

Callum: Hey man nice feck! How do you shave it so close?
Dom: Cheers! Well I tend just to use hair removal cream, does the job better.

by winefromthelilactree November 27, 2011

Feck

Irish word used for "fuck"

Chav: Oi, what the fuck are yew lookin' at blud?

Irish guy: Ah, feck aurf!
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Guy: *Carrying hot drinks* Who want's cof-- *Walks into Irish bloke*

Irish guy: Oh fecking hell!

by Kumii September 22, 2009

feck

a mild, more socially acceptable form of the famed "F" word. Commonly used in online forums and such.

"Feck off!"
"What the feck?"

by Adustus November 13, 2004