fucked-up
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9.9
- adjective
- /fʌkt ʌp/
- Offensive
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jodido
- This fucked-up game we used to play when I was a kid.
And then with this backdrop of all this fucked up shit, it's hard.
- And then with this backdrop of all this fucked up shit, it's hard.
- Where it gets really fucked up is those big three PBMS.
- He basically finds the most fucked up dogs on planet Earth.
- OK, there's a fucked up like system here.
- And no, this went from zero to fucked up in like one night.
- When you're that raw, you're that fucked up, and she's just like nothing.
- I'm like, there ain't no way these these kids are fucked up, you know?
- Has no idea that her son is a fucked up foot fetish weirdo.
- And the fucking files, the audio files are fucked up and we don't know why.
- Like it was so fucked up so tight.
- I know about this one but it's so fucked up holy shit.
Examples
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It's fucked up, but we kind of have the same job you and me.
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That is such a fucked up excuse!
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It's just a little fucked up, you know?
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And no, this went from zero to fucked up in like one night.
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What kind of crazy fucked up world do we live in?
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Tonight something really fucked up happened.
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- Things are really fucked up.
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Does anyone besides me here find this fucked up?
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I have been to some fucked up places in my time, but that place is fucked up.
Fiction book (1996) -
The project ended up in a fucked-up state after the last-minute changes were made.
Synonyms
82
4.9
Confused and unsure because different ideas or instructions do not agree
9
1.6
Something that is untidy and not in order
Very badly damaged or ruined so it cannot be used
Antonyms
How Dysfunctional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fucked-up comes from the rude word fuck, used here to mean 'ruin' or 'damage', plus the word up, which adds the sense 'completely', as in mess up. So fucked-up means 'completely ruined' or 'in total disorder', and we use it for things or plans that are badly broken or very confused.