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/fuk"hed'/, n. Slang (vulgar).a stupid or obnoxious person.[FUCK + HEAD]
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fuckhead — /ˈfʌkhɛd/ (say fukhed) noun Colloquial (taboo) a contemptible person …
fuckhead — Used as the equivalent of ‘jerk’ and similar terms by mainly American male speakers who regularly use obscenities. An example occurs in North Dallas Forty, by Peter Gent, where it is spoken by a professional football player to a team mate. The … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
