grinfuck
English
Etymology
Verb
grinfuck (third-person singular simple present grinfucks, present participle grinfucking, simple past and past participle grinfucked)
- (slang, vulgar, transitive, rare) To behave in a superficially polite or charming way while simultaneously acting in a deceptive, manipulative, or harmful manner.
- 2006, Economist Newspaper Limited (publisher), “Books and Arts”, in The Economist[1], volume 381, numbers 8498-8501, page 90:
- Ms Fiorina stared at and even shouted at the mysoginists. She was tired of being "grinfucked", she yelled at one man she believed was trying to do her down.
- 2014, Michael Robotham, Life Or Death:
- They're going to grinfuck him either way - tell him one thing while doing the opposite, all the time smiling.
- 2016, Chris Mitchell, Making Headlines:
- Kim, who, as the successful developer of Fox Studios and leader of Foxtel, was a certified hero of News Corporation, told a hundred executives in the theatrette at Holt Street headquarters in Surry Hills that he knew all about 'grinfucking' from his time at Foxtel negotiating with Hollywood studios.