You're Fucked. 

On a scale from 1-10, you're fucked.

"You are F.U.C.K.E-AND-D, that spells 'FUCKED' if you're too 𝗳𝘂𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗱 to read!"

"You are, as they say in Japanese, 𝗳𝘂𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗱 from the head down to the knees!"

You're fucked.

You're Fucked. by GenZExpert December 27, 2024

You're fucked 

When someone says to you "you're fucked" that means your in deep shit and going to get smashed, or worse.

Person 1: You're fucked,cunt.

Person 2:.......................................................
Shits himself.

You're fucked by Meet on the corner of nunya June 8, 2013

You're fucked 

You're broken - you have something wrong with your head/ thought process.

Your behavior is out of line.

You're an idiot.

You've done something wrong.

person 1: says something/ acts out of line.
Person 2: "You're fucked. What the hell is wrong with you?"

Person 1: *Has a tantrum*
Person 2: "You're fucked.."

You're fucked by Australian Slang Dictionary December 16, 2021

I'm OK, but you're fucked 

A way to say goodbye when the ship is sinking
and you have the only lifejacket.

CAPTAIN: "We're taking on water faster than I can pump."
MATE: "Well, I guess I'M OK, BUT YOU'RE FUCKED.!"

I'm OK, but you're fucked by Chingo Bellamongo October 13, 2006

I know your name, you're fucked 

What one would say when
A: they have a death note

B: they find a hot character and want them on rule 34
C: what a detective says when he has identified the name of a crook

"It's too late mr president, I know your name, you're fucked"

I know your name, you're fucked by Rabbitmillass March 18, 2025

you're right fucked 

A statement that means that you are figuratively (or in some cases quite literally) fucked. You may hear this statement after you piss someone off.

(figurative example)
Darren: WHAT UP MY BITCHES
Liem: You're right fucked mate
Darren: Well that ain't good

(I'm sorry I don't want to give a literal example)

you're right fucked by GOD DAMMITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT January 8, 2021

You're fucking fucked 

An exclamation used when an individual informs another as to the dire state of their current existence.

The additional superlative is used when the statement, "you're fucked" does not adequately describe the situation.

The phrase has originated from Australia, circa 20th century.

Oi Matt, you're fucking fucked!

You're fucking fucked by DiiWhizDan December 31, 2017