feck-all n.
(Irish) nothing at all; a euph. for fuck all n.
Time Was (1981) Act II: It has feck-all to do with me. | ||
(con. 1930s) Tell me, Sean O’Farrell 59: He roared ‘Since you became a civil servant you do feck-all only sit on your arse like the rest of them.’. | ||
Sudden Times 35: And what use is the TV? Feck all. |