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9.9
To attack and badly damage something
  • verb
  • /ˈfrækɪŋ/
  • NSFW
translation icon : destrozar
  • The rebels kept frakking the convoy until every vehicle was disabled.

Examples

  • I can't believe they frakked up the entire project!

  • He was so angry that he started frakking everything in his path.

  • They warned us about people frakking the equipment during the protest.

  • Stop frakking around and get to work!

  • The rebels kept frakking the convoy until every vehicle was disabled.

  • They warned us about people frakking the equipment during the protest.

  • Stop frakking around and get to work!

Synonyms

to frack
vsto frakking
  • Offensive
4 9.9

To harm a person or damage their things

focuses on severe damage rather than an informal insult
to frag
vsto frakking
  • Slang
1 9.1

To break something into pieces

emphasizes severe attack or damage more than mere breaking

Antonyms

496 3.4

To keep people and things safe from harm or change

352 2.3

Work done to fix something that is broken

How Damaging

to annihilate
  • NSFW
63 7.5
to devastate
221 4.9
to frakking
  • NSFW
9.9
to smash
311 2.1
to wreck
225 2.9
to damage
885 1.4
scratch
203 1.6

Surface Forms

frakking infinitive
frakked past
frakked past participle
frakking present participle
frakks third person singular

Morphology

frakking = frak (opaque) = frak + ing

Although the spelling is just 'frak' + '-ing', the slang sense of 'damage or destroy' is a fixed euphemistic extension and is not predictable from the base form.

Etymology

Frakking comes from the made-up swear frak in the TV show Battlestar Galactica, where it replaced the f-word people use for violent action. That's why frakking can be used as a verb meaning 'attack' or 'damage' something.