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 == Other uses to possibly add? == 

 Fuck-all ""nothing"" first recorded 1960. 

 Fuck up ""to ruin, spoil, destroy"" first attested c.1916.  
    
 http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=fuck&searchmode;=none 

 == No. == 

 ""A fuck"" does not mean ""a sexual partner."" You can say, ""she's a terrible fuck,"" but that doesn't mean sexual partner. That means she's bad at fucking. You can't say ""she's my fuck,"" or ""you will get AIDS if you have too many fucks.""    

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 == Proper sections == 

 This page has apparently been written by a British author. Hence Shakespeare and British TV find mention prominently. Can the sections be more broadbased like ""Occurence in TV/Print/Movies/Songs/MEetings/etcetc"". This will let new users know where to add and update. So, if i want to add something from Indian TV, where do i add it?    Varun 

 == Osho == 

 I had heard an audio recording of an Osho session which seemed like a public discourse, in which he gives 10 minute lecture on ""fuck"" and its varied uses in the language to the delight of the audience. Can someone reference that?    Varun 

 == Joe Biden == 

 For the the politics section, Joe Biden is missing. Recently he was quoted saying ""Give me a fucking break"" to one of his advisors. It got caught on tape, and was all over the news. If someone is really bored, you sould google and add it, sourced, of course. I would do it, I'm just far too busy and thought it was notable enough to be adressed.    

 == fuck is an agronomy == 

 the word fuck was an agronomy regarding the king of england army and fornication 

 :Do you have a source for that?  (Also, I think you mean some other word than ""agronomy"".) -   "