fucked up

See also: fucked-up

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˌfʌktˈʌp/

• Audio (General Australian):

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Verb

fucked up

1. simple past and past participle of fuck up

   I fucked up my car last night.

   • 2021, Erika Moen and Matthew Nolan, “What is... jealousy?”, in Let's Talk About It, →ISBN, page 204:

     Well, for me, personally, I think the first step is realizing where I fucked up, and then taking steps to apologize and make amends (where possible).

Adjective

fucked up (comparative more fucked up, superlative most fucked up)

1. (idiomatic, vulgar) Damaged; poorly manufactured; injured.

   I haven’t been able to get online ’cause my computer's fucked up.

   My back’s all fucked up from football.

2. (idiomatic, vulgar) Morally reprehensible; clearly and grossly objectionable.

   Dude, that’s fucked up; you shouldn’t steal from kids.

   That new policy's fucked up, man; how many more freedoms can we lose?

   • 2004, The Exonerated:

     [B]ut they were not gonna be the ones to lose their jobs ... for some abstraction like justice. (Beat.) That's fucked up.

   • 2022 October 16, Jenna Scherer, “An enticing House Of The Dragon crowns Westeros' new ruler”, in AV Club‎^[1]:

     The race is on to find Aegon in increasingly unsavory corners of the city. Apparently, the prince’s tastes are too fucked-up for the mainstream brothels, but he is into watching 10-year-olds with filed-down teeth and sharpened nails fighting to the death for sport.

3. (idiomatic, vulgar) In disarray or dishevelment (emotionally or otherwise).

   Ever since she left me, I’ve been all fucked up.

   Yo that history test had me fucked up, bruh tell me why the hell did I have to write a whole essay 'bout the effects of the Bessemer process?

4. (idiomatic, vulgar) Drunk; wasted; incredibly intoxicated (not necessarily with alcohol).

   Let’s go get fucked up after work.

5. (slang) Misconstrued or misunderstood; taken the wrong way

   Dude, I'm not like that! You got me all fucked up.

Alternative forms

fucked-up

Synonyms

• (damaged): jacked up, screwed up, messed up, wrecked; see also Thesaurus:deteriorated, Thesaurus:broken or Thesaurus:wounded
• (morally reprehensible): jacked up, messed up, objectionable, reprehensible, twisted
• (in disarray): screwed up, messed up, off-kilter, unbuttoned
• (incredibly intoxicated): See Thesaurus:drunk or Thesaurus:stoned

Derived terms

• fubar
• fuckedupness

Adverb

fucked up (comparative more fucked up, superlative most fucked up)

1. In a screwed up or messed up manner; (by extension) under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

   He drove the car last night all fucked up and wrecked it.

2. (slang) All wrong; mistaken; taken the wrong way

   You've got me fucked up. I'm gonna beat your ass.

Translations

damaged

• Dutch: verneukt (nl)
• Finnish: paskana (vulgar), rikki (fi)
• French: foutu (fr)
• Georgian: მოტყნული (moṭq̇nuli)
• Hungarian: elbaszott (hu), szar (hu)
• Polish: rozpierdolony (pl), spierdolony, rozjebany, zjebany (pl)
• Portuguese: fodido (pt) m
• Romanian: futut (ro) m, distrus (ro) m
• Russian: разъёбанный (razʺjóbannyj), расхуя́ренный (rasxujárennyj), ёбнутый (jóbnutyj), ебану́тый (ru) (jebanútyj)
• Spanish: jodido (es) m, jodida (es) f
• Swedish: paj (sv), skadad (sv)
• Uzbek: ami chiqqan

reprehensible

• Hungarian: gáz (hu)
• Polish: posrany m
• Romanian: ca pula, ca naiba, aiurea (ro)
• Russian: хуёвый (ru) (xujóvyj), херо́вый (ru) (xeróvyj)
• Spanish: jodido (es) m, jodida (es) f
• Swedish: sjuk (sv), vrickad (sv), fuckad (sv)

in disarray or dishevelment

• Finnish: sekaisin (fi)
• Georgian: დედამოტყნული (dedamoṭq̇nuli)
• Hebrew: מְזֻיָּן (he) m (mzuyyán)
• Polish: rozjebany m, pojebany (pl)
• Romanian: de-a-n pulea, de-a-n boulea
• Russian: разъёбанный (razʺjóbannyj), расхуя́ренный (rasxujárennyj), ёбнутый (jóbnutyj), ебану́тый (ru) (jebanútyj)
• Swedish: förstörd (sv)

drunk

• Finnish: juovuksissa (fi), kännissä (fi) (slang), umpikännissä
• French: pété (fr), bourré (fr)
• Polish: najebany (pl), ujebany (pl)
• Romanian: rupt de beat
• Russian: бухо́й (ru) (buxój) (в жо́пу), ужра́вшийся (ru) (užrávšijsja)
• Swedish: packad (sv)