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to misfuck

to misfuck

9.9
To ruin something completely by making serious mistakes
  • verb
  • /ˈmɪsˌfʌk/
  • Offensive
translation icon : cagarla
  • He really misfucked the project with his careless mistakes.

Examples

  • If you misfuck this deal, we could lose everything.

  • Don't misfuck this opportunity!

  • He really misfucked that project with his careless mistakes.

  • She realized she had misfucked her chances by saying the wrong thing.

  • He really misfucked that project due to his careless mistakes.

  • If you misfuck this deal, it could cost us everything.

  • She knew she had misfucked her chances of success by speaking out of turn.

Synonyms

to mess
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
4.2

To handle something in a way that causes damage or problems

is stronger and implies deliberate complete spoilage not just interference
to screw up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
641 6.3

To make a mistake that ruins what you are doing

is more vulgar and implies total spoilage rather than ordinary carelessness
to mess up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
597 2.8

To make a mistake that causes a problem

is stronger and more vulgar stressing complete spoilage rather than a simple mistake
to fuck up
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
203 9.9

To make a serious mistake that ruins something

is used for total and complete spoiling rather than a serious mistake
to mix up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
65 2.7

To make people confused and things messy

focuses on spoiling or mishandling rather than mere confusion or disorder
to botch
vsto misfuck
63 6.0

To do something badly and spoil the result

is stronger and covers complete mishandling beyond simple clumsiness
to fuck it up
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
37 9.9

To do something badly and ruin how it turns out

is more about deliberate mishandling causing total spoilage
to goof
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
17 5.6

To make a silly or careless mistake

is far harsher and means total ruining rather than a small foolish error
to foul up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
8 6.4

To make a mistake that ruins something because you are careless

is stronger and suggests complete ruin instead of a careless error
to muck up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
5 7.6

To ruin something by making mistakes or doing it badly

is more vulgar and suggests more complete mishandling than ordinary spoilage
to louse up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
4 8.1

To make a mess of a plan or task by doing it badly

is more intense meaning complete mishandling rather than ordinary errors
to fluff
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
2 5.4

To make a mistake especially by forgetting words on stage

is more severe and implies total spoilage rather than a minor bungle
to botch up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
2 6.7

Do a job badly and make a mess of it

is broader meaning total mishandling rather than only clumsy work
to cack
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
1 9.9

To pass poo or, in slang, to fail and make a mess of something

is unambiguous and focuses on complete spoiling not the bodily sense
to fuck shit up
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
1 9.9

To cause a lot of damage and chaos to a place or thing

is about ruining or mishandling badly without implying violent chaos
to ball up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
1 7.9

To do something badly and ruin how it turns out

is stronger and implies total destruction rather than partial spoilage
to crap up
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
1 9.9

To ruin something by making a mistake or being careless

is harsher and indicates total thorough spoilage rather than a simple error
to bollocks up
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
1 9.9

To do something so badly that it fails

is broader and not limited to British usage focusing on total spoilage
to clusterfuck
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
9.9

To make a situation very messy and badly managed

focuses on ruin by mishandling rather than large-scale disorganized disaster
to frig up
vsto misfuck
  • Slang
9.8

To do something badly and make it fail

is more vulgar and stronger than this milder euphemism
to bollocks
vsto misfuck
  • Offensive
9.9

To spoil or ruin something by making a careless mistake

is more general and used across varieties rather than only British slang
to bollix
vsto misfuck
  • Slang
9.9

To ruin something by doing it badly

is stronger and means complete mishandling rather than mere clumsiness
to booger up
vsto misfuck
  • Informal
9.9

To ruin something by a careless mistake

is harsher and suggests absolute destruction rather than ordinary error
to snafu
vsto misfuck
  • Slang
9.9

To make a plan or process become confused and fail

is about ruining or mishandling rather than creating general confusion

Antonyms

846 2.0

To reach a goal after trying hard

To deal with a problem or difficult event well

How Ruined

to destroy
1.0
to misfuck
  • Offensive
9.9
to screw up
  • Informal
641 6.3
to botch
63 6.0

Surface Forms

misfuck infinitive
misfucked past
misfucked past participle
misfucking present participle
misfucks third person singular

Morphology

misfuck = fuck (semi-transparent) = mis + fuck

The prefix 'mis-' suggests a negative or erroneous action, but the vulgar nature of 'fuck' and its metaphorical use here makes the meaning less direct.

Etymology

The word misfuck combines mis- meaning 'wrong', as in mistake, and the strong verb fuck, which people often use in everyday speech to mean 'ruin' or 'mess up'. So to misfuck something is to 'wrongly ruin' it — to spoil or mess it up completely.