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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.


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Feck has been around in various forms in Ireland since the early 1800s.
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