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Father mocker 

The closest you can get to cursing without actually cursing. Derogatory term for almost anything. Doesn't apply to certain breeds of dogs.
Jon: Did you hear Kelly say father mocker in math today? I thought Mr. Keats was going to explode!

Freida: Yah, but everyone knows Mr. Keats is an ass.

Jon: Yah, he is.
Father mocker by Jeremykl August 29, 2009
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Father Mocker 

My favorite non-swear word that really isn't one
He`s a real "Father Mocker" that Sean Avery
Father Mocker by Thomas O. December 18, 2008

Father Mucker 

Less vulgar and more entertaining term for "Mother Fucker";
instead of Fother Mucker, "Father" is used to confuse the listener.

See also: "Nucking Futs" Same methodology used.
Example:
<Shinosuke> It's "Pronunciation", not "PronOunciation"...
<Shinosuke> You stupid Father Mucker!
* Shinosuke grins and acts all smart and mighty.
Father Mucker by Shinosuke May 12, 2004

futher mucker 

It's a funny way for saying "Mother fucker". Also a way to say mother fucker when it's not appropriate to say it.
"Those futher mucks robbed me!"
futher mucker by Jay June 2, 2004

Fother Mucker

A fother mucker has a serious design defect Never play him for a sucker 'cause he earns respect
He's like a CD in your system that you can't eject
It's the hardstyle DJ that just wrecked your neck
A fother mucker has a serious design defect
Never play him for a sucker 'cause he earns respect
Like the best looking bitches keep your dick erect
I'm a wild fother mucker, motherfucker dig that!

A bad fother mucker is never out of style
He's a never out of lucker that is far too wild
Bitches know him for a clitsucker, no denial
When he crashes at your party it's the cops they dial
'Cause he knows how to roll 'cause you know he's a rocker
The sun blocker always with a key to the locker
Never ever take him for a fool or a sucker
'Cause you will pay the price to a wild fother mucker
Robert Downey Jr. Is a wild Fother Mucker

Fother Mucker

Mother Fucker, used especially when you are drunk, paro etc.
Fother Mucker by Bogan Bob June 6, 2004

futher mucker 

another term of the word mother fucker
if you nailed your mother your probably a futher mucker
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