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forte.noun,.plural.fortes
something
in which an individual excels;
the strong part of a sword blade, between the middle and the hilt;
from French 'fort' and Old French
'strong' and from Latin 'fortis'
fiscal.adjective
of.or.relating.to.government
expenditures,
revenues and
debt; of or relating
to finance or finances
fiscally.adverb
frigging.adjective
word 'frigging' is used by some people to emphasize
what they are saying, especially when they are annoyed
about something (I can't open the frigging door, it's frozen; It's frigging
cold outside); damned;
confounded;
the word 'friggen' is used as an intensifier
fuck, fucks,
fucked, fucking
fuck is a rude and offensive word which you should
substitute with a more appropriate word. Many people find this word offensive
that is used to express anger, disgust or surprise.
word history: the
obscenity 'fuck' is a very old
word, first recorded in English in the 15th century. Its first known occurrence
was in a poem entitled Flen flyys written sometime before 1500 A.D.
and is in code, illustrating the unacceptability of the word even then.
The poem, composed in a mixture of Latin and English was about the Carmelite
friars of Cambridge, England, with the title taken from the first words
of the poem 'flen, flyys and freris' that is,'fleas, flies and friars'.
The coded phrase that contains 'fuck' breaks down to 'They are not in heaven
because they fuck wives of Ely', which was a town near Cambridge.
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