An Irish English euphemism functioning as a softer stand-in for a stronger profanity — essentially "fucky" with the Irish "f-word" ("feck") substituted in.
An Irish English euphemism functioning as a softer stand-in for a stronger profanity — essentially "fucky" with the Irish "f-word" ("feck") substituted in. "Feck" itself is the famously milder Irish version of the f-word, popularised globally by the TV show Father Ted. "Fecky" takes that one step further into adjectival territory, describing something as rubbish, broken, messy, or generally useless in that particularly Irish way that manages to sound both frustrated and charming at the same time.
That fecky printer jammed again right before I needed to hand in the assignment.
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Fecker is an Irish euphemism for 'fucker' — softened just enough to be usable on television and in mixed company, but everyone knows exactly what's meant. It was popularised by the sitcom Father Ted and has since become almost affectionate in tone, often used more for mild exasperation than genuine hostility. In Ireland it can be a term of abuse or just a fond ribbing, depending entirely on context.
A Scottish dialect adverb meaning mostly, for the greater part, or approximately — a qualifier implying that something is largely but not entirely the case. It can also mean 'partly.' Derived from 'feck' (the greater part, most of, from 'effect'), which also gives us the Scottish phrase 'the feck of them' (most of them). Now archaic and confined to dialect literature.
(Ireland) fucker (term of abuse).
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(Ireland) fucky.
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(vulgar, slang, rare) Sexually attractive.