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    The document defines the phrasal verb "fuck (something) up" and the noun "fuck-up". It provides the meaning of these terms as: 1) "Fuck (something) up" means to damage, harm, or upset someone or something, or to do something very badly. 2) A "fuck-up" is a serious problem. 3) Examples of usage are provided such as "Her parents' divorce really fucked her up" and "It's been one fuck-up after another since she took charge."

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    The document defines the phrasal verb "fuck (something) up" and the noun "fuck-up". It provides the meaning of these terms as: 1) "Fuck (something) up" means to damage, harm, or upset someone or something, or to do something very badly. 2) A "fuck-up" is a serious problem. 3) Examples of usage are provided such as "Her parents' divorce really fucked her up" and "It's been one fuck-up after another since she took charge."

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    Dictionary Translate Grammar Thesaurus +Plus     Log in / Sign up  English (UK)   Search

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    phrasal verb with fuck verb [ I or T ] • offensive

    UK  /fʌk / US  /fʌk /

    a rude phrase meaning to damage, harm, or upset someone or something, or to do


    something very badly:
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    • Her parents' divorce really fucked her up.


    • I fucked up the interview.
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    • The exam was a disaster - I really fucked up.
    introspective
    fuck-up UK  /ˌɪn.trəˈspek.tɪv/

    noun [ C ] • offensive US  /ˌɪn.trəˈspek.tɪv/

    UK  /ˈfʌk.ʌp / US  /ˈfʌk.ʌp /

    examining and considering your own


    a serious problem: ideas, thoughts, and feelings,
    instead of talking to other people
    • It's been one fuck-up after another since she took charge. about them

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