Sentence The word "fricking" is acceptable in written English, however, it is considered to be a mild swear word and should generally be avoided in professional or formal writing.
In informal writing, it can be used to express mild annoyance or surprise. For example, "I can't believe I got stuck with fricking dishes again!".
"What do I — " "Are you fricking kidding me?" Abnesti said.
"There were a handful of kids at the school who were really fricking cool but weren't being reached somehow," he said.
Holland is also prepared to admit that some of the things people eat will sound pretty fricking disgusting to those of us who don't have the omnivorousness of an Anthony Bourdain.
"Here is a $60bn company, the most valuable private company in the world, yet there is no fricking phone number for a driver to call?" Uber representatives firmly identify their company as a technology company, simply "a platform" to connect willing drivers with willing riders.
Raw, cynical and unendingly funny, Slap Shot was also just about the sweariest Hollywood movie ever made until that point (its main competitor in this regard was Hal Ashby's The Last Detail), and the censored network TV version was possibly the first time we ever heard the now ubiquitous fake-swear-word "fricking".
I think you should mention that I can fricking master a jalapeño".
Colin Bailey, the Frick's chief curator, was especially keen on borrowing this nearly full-length portrait from the Capodimonte museum in Naples, because he believed it would energise the Frick's permanent collection and give the museum a chance to produce important, original scholarship.Mr Bailey was right on both counts.
Hanging on a temporary, free-standing wall in the middle of the Frick's Oval Room, a glowing "Antea" beckons to visitors from across the museum's sepulchral Garden Court.
THE Frick Collection may own some world-famous paintings, including three Vermeers, but it lacks the space to put on blockbuster shows.
Some 22 years after "Antea" was last there, it is again New York's turn".Parmigianino's 'Antea': A Beautiful Artifice" is at the Frick Collection from January 29th until April 27th.
Like the Frick Collection in New York and the Wallace Collection in London, this mansion and its contents were privately owned before being bequeathed to the nation.
