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 August 30, 2008

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 22, 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 02, 2008

After 15 accidents in 4 miles, the driving instructor said to the student, I don't know which is more FUBAR, you or the car.
by Sam the Sham September 08, 2008

Like when you try to save some money on a tune up and, in the process of doing it yourself, break your distributor body and, in the process of putting in a new distributor got the timing all out of place so the car won't run and breaks down twenty miles from home in the middle of the night. In that instance you would tell the towtruck driver "Well, I guess I fubar'd that damn thing (At least that's what I told my tow truck driver when I did it).
by jehjeh3711 March 20, 2009

by big sarg January 31, 2007
