THE word "feck" dates back the 1500s, when it was used in Scotland to mean "effect" – the opposite of the modern day word "feckless", meaning weak. It can also mean "amount", "quantity" or "value".

Feck and fuck do not overlap entirely. Feck is family-friendly, even according to advertising standards authorities (though not always). As expletives go, it has a playful, unserious feel.

Feck was not the only diver to come unstuck on a night of drama. Preparing for a reverse 2 1/2 somersault with 1 1/2 twists, Venezuala's Edickson Bracho Contreras baulked and stopped bouncing on ...

In many Catholic countries, swearing never made a full transition from religious oaths to sexual/excremental obscenities. In Québec, for example, many of the very worst swearwords are religious ...

Post a comment. Watching The Banshees of Inisherin and confused why everyone is saying “feck”? Here’s everything you need to know about what feck and fecking mean in The Banshees of Inisherin.

Feck's countryman, Patrick Hausding, who qualified, added: 'For me it was a big shock, I felt for him, he is a good friend. In his first Olympics it is something he won't want to remember.' ...

Official: "Feck" isn't swearing - Controversial Magners advert is cleared by watchdog By Mirror.co.uk 00:00, 10 Dec 2008 Updated 18:43, 3 Feb 2012 ...

Germany’s Stephan Feck loses grip on his legs and slaps the water during the men’s 3m springboard (Pictures: Reuters) The 22-year-old was jumping in the three-metre springboard competition ...

Feck, this supercut of fake curse words is good by Chris Plante Source Burger Fiction on YouTube | Via Digg Mar 4, 2016, 7:37 AM PST ...

Stephan Feck didn’t win a medal at the Olympics, but he’s receiving much more attention than your average 29th-place finisher. Feck lit up the Internet with jokes after going reverse belly ...