befuck

English

Etymology

From be- +‎ fuck.

Verb

befuck (third-person singular simple present befucks, present participle befucking, simple past and past participle befucked)

1. (transitive, intransitive, vulgar) To fuck about or around; fuck all over; fuck over.
   • 1948, Wilhelm Reich, Character Analysis:

     Replacement of the "forces" by other, natural forces seemed a logical step in this direction. Somehow the delusional forces had lost some power over her, as expressed in the following statement: "I also thought they could befuck themselves."

   • 1963, D. A. Kinsley, Allen Edwardes, Death rides a camel:

     Allah befuck this hole!" he rasped. "Allah indeed!" Burton sighed. The both of them staggered back to their grunting and growling camels.

   • 2003, CMJ New Music Report - Oct 6, 2003:

     […] staccato bass notes fiercely poked and prodded; staccato guitars befucking all notions of scale and timbre; staccato vocals barking with joyous acrimony. Ouch!