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fark
“fuck”, in all its senses AUSTRALIA
The word “fuck” as filtered through the Australian accent.- (He continues [gardening] for a while, then stops suddenly, in pain and bent over at a fixed angle at the hips.) Faaarrk. — Jack Hibberd, A Stretch of the Imagination, p. 23, 1971
- “Farkin’ hell!” — David Foster, Plumbum, p. 56, 1983
- Fark! said the cockatoo in its cage. — Tim Winton, Cloudstreet, p. 133, 1991
- Experts reckon that now our bastard drought has broken, roaches will breed like buggery and we’ll stand no farkin’ chance. — Picture, 5 February 1992
- And if this year’s show is anything to go by, that’ll be a dead farkin’ cert. — Picture, 7 December 1994
- Faark! (Sorry, I had to say that ’cause this word is a major part of Australian surfer’s dialect.) — Tracks, p. 51, 1996
- Tanith, and her typewriter put this zine together, and it is so farken cool. — Hairball Goulash, p. 26, 1998
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