eff
Pronunciation: [ɛf]
Word
Context: “slang”
(noun) a slang term used to refer to the letter 'F' in the alphabet. People use it when they talk about grades or how well they did in school. For example, if someone receives an 'eff', it means they got a failing grade.
Example
I studied really hard, and I was relieved to get an A instead of an eff.
Example
He didn't complete the project, so he received an eff on his report card.
Example
What does the teacher think about students who get an eff?
Context: “disappointment”
(verb) a colloquial way to express frustration or negativity about a situation. It can be used when things aren’t going well or you are upset.
Example
I worked late last night, but I was still able to finish my work today.
Example
I really wanted to go to the game, but then it effed up when I got sick.
Example
Do you think this plan is going to eff things up for us?
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