Sentence examples for fucker in from inspiring English sources

"Help yourself, fucker!" –in Freddy's Revenge before slashing and throwing a guy who attempted to defuse Freddy's rampage with hostage negotiator tactics, insisting he was there to "help" him.

"Star fucker," in this context, definitely should have taken the hyphen.

"Mucker fog", a phrase from Patrick Kavanagh, contains a trace of "mother fucker", in case you hadn't noticed.

It seems fair to impute at least some of Nuno's energetic contempt to de la Pava himself: This twee fucker in a vest, the kind of douche who corrects someone calling him a writer by specifying he's a novelist.

This week, a reader who sent in a portfolio of mistakes she had found in the magazine (two out of six were blatant errors, for which we are truly sorry) cited the use of the term "star fucker" in a piece by John Colapinto about the philanthropist Trevor Neilson.

In one odd interlude, we are given the dialogue between Mark and a psychiatrist, Dr Forbes, in which our narrator explains that he had found himself seeing women "purely as a means ay satisfying ma sexual urges", and so had thought it "mair honest tae go tae a prostitute... Ah wis quite a moral fucker in these days".

That morning, Louis-Dreyfus was about to shoot a scene in which she refers to a senator as a "real hog-fucker," in a conversation with her chief of staff, her head of communications, and a devoted personal aide — a group that, in a later episode, she refers to as her "Keystone Cunts".

The comic itself may have picked the idea up from what seems to be a standard piece of political wisdom, attributed by Hunter S Thompson to Lyndon Johnson, in which a politician smears a rival by falsely "calling him a pig-fucker" in order to "make the sonofabitch deny it".

SWEETS: Big fuckers in fur boots.

Which might be because Savages are playing Fuckers, in which the title is much repeated.

"But I was singing stream of consciousness, and suddenly you've got lines about 'those fuckers in the castle'".