frucked
it is basicaly like fucked but it means freakin fucked up. you would probably say this if you screwed up. it is also fun to say.
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Frucked
Frucked is a more pleasant way of describing your present state(fucked,stoned,wrecked,hammered,smashed,drunk,pissed,high,off it etc).
Frucked by justshayne April 9, 2009
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Frucked • Frucked up • fucked • fucked up • fucked off • Fucked out • fucked up shit • flucked • frunked • fracked
Frucked up
Frucked up by The Col. November 26, 2004
Destination fucked
It's when you drink a beer on the roof and then hit yourself in the head with the can. Then try to be Tony Hawk, fail hard, fall on your head and lay there for a moment while a child gives you the finger. Also there is a fire on the right and a fat pig.
Destination fucked by mstr-rptr November 29, 2018
Fizzle Fucked
When things or situations get messed up with no logical explanation or understanding. Different from a "Cluster Fuck", a situation that is Fizzle Fucked just makes no God damn sense.
For example, when your phone charger works only half the time and never when you really need it the most. You stand there bending the cord back and forth and shaking it like you are trying to raise the dead. Suddenly someone walks by and says, "Son, looks like your charger is Fizzle Fucked."
Fizzle Fucked by Seahawks1300 January 29, 2017
that's actually fucked up
THE main phrase used by Norman “Nick”. He usually uses this line when he feels like something really fucked up was conspired against him. This is a common way that Norman “Nick” voices his displeasure.
*the avetards broke into Norman “Nick”’s room and brought his PS4 downstairs so they could play in the living room*
Norman “Nick”: “Yo did y’all steal my PS4 and bring it downstairs?”
Noah: “Um, possibly”
Norman “Nick”: “Dude, you know that's actually fucked up, right?”
Norman “Nick”: “Yo Henry, that's actually fucked up right?”
Norman “Nick”: “Yo did y’all steal my PS4 and bring it downstairs?”
Noah: “Um, possibly”
Norman “Nick”: “Dude, you know that's actually fucked up, right?”
Norman “Nick”: “Yo Henry, that's actually fucked up right?”
that's actually fucked up by TurnM3Up April 16, 2020
Totally fucked
Everything was going good for shaun until he found out the president of the company was going to be working with him.
"Im totally fucked! "Shaun screamed
"Im totally fucked! "Shaun screamed
Totally fucked by WESSIDE March 4, 2017
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