fecker

fecker

English

Etymology

From feck +‎ -er.

Noun

fecker (plural feckers)

  1. (Ireland) fucker (term of abuse)
    • 1996, Graham Linehan et al., “New Jack City”, in Father Ted, season 2, episode 9, spoken by Father Fintan Stack (Brendan Grace):
      [talking to Father Ken Dillon] And I bet you like that too, don't you. Only you're probably thinking about what they'd look like without shorts. You're sitting there, imagining that, with a big smile on your face. Ya dirty fecker!
    • 2026, Ciarán D'Arcy, “‘A cute little fecker’: Trinity’s Stevie the robot helps older people”, in The Irish Times‎[1]:
      “It didn’t creep me out at all, I thought he [Stevie the robot] was a cute little fecker, and it’s not like a house pet where I have to feed it,”
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