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fu·bar  (fbär)
adj. Slang
Utterly botched or confused.
[f(ucked) u(p) b(eyond) a(ll) r(ecognition).]
fubar, foobar [ˈfʊːbɑː]
adj
Slang irreparably damaged or bungled
[acronym for f(ucked) u(p) b(eyond) a(ll) r(epair)]
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