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feck1 n Scot obsolete a. worth; value b. amount; quantity c. the greater part; the majority [C15 (Scottish dialect) fek, short for effect] feck2 vb & n & interj Slang a variant of fuck Feck the bulk; the greater part; a quantity, 1470. Examples: feck of books, 1887; of work, 1876. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Industry Overview/Keynote by Ralph Feck, vice president of Operations at Georgia-Pacific Ricon Mill and immediate past president of PIMA Linda Feck, of the Ventura County Astronomical Society at Moorpark College, said many club members will be up for their ``family friend'' Sunday. Project team Berthold Staber, Christian Feck, Lutz Gnosa, Frank Gorge, Michael Horn, Wolfgang Labsch-Boga, Katja Pahl, All Pakrooh, Monika Pfretzschner, Claudia Springmeier, Peer Weiss, Christopher Wilford, Arndt Woelke, Katrin Koulouri, Irene Manhardt, Ulf Schroder, Jurgen Wilhelm |
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