Expletive, often used in place of the cleaner "for Pete's sake" or whatever. British/Irish in origin.
by Notcha November 12, 2004
For fucks' sake Hancock, what do you think they're doing with the PPE? Dressing up and playing at Start Wars?!
by Superkid16 April 11, 2020
How the Scottish and Irish spell and pronounce "fuck's sake", or "for fuck's sake".
We don't say that, we just say "fuck sake". Why that would be is anyone's guess, probably just another of our numerous attempts to butcher the English language, which is a fine practice. The likelihood of an entity called "sake" that we are opposed to grows smaller over the years, as far as I can see.
We don't say that, we just say "fuck sake". Why that would be is anyone's guess, probably just another of our numerous attempts to butcher the English language, which is a fine practice. The likelihood of an entity called "sake" that we are opposed to grows smaller over the years, as far as I can see.
by mistahroga September 13, 2020
Used to express extreme anger at someone or something that needs to be done, or at something that happened, it doesn't piss off any religion, making it like for pete's sake except it is a much greater degree
by PISSED OFF!!!! FUUUU September 14, 2013
1. For fuck's sake, James, get some treatment for the damned herpes!
2. For fuck's sake, Bob, go vegan! See "vegans taste better."
2. For fuck's sake, Bob, go vegan! See "vegans taste better."
by Stephanie April 1, 2004
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by CT August 10, 2004