fuck-all adj.
no, none, very little; as an intensifier.
Sel. Letters (1981) 719: Cowley [...] has staked out my whole life of which he knows practically fuck-all nothing. | letter 12 Jan. in Baker||
(con. 1941) Gunner 48: There were fookall roads which didn’t make much difference because they had fookall transport. | ||
Tracks (Sydney) Aug. 5/2: What I am getting at is that there are fuck-all school based contests in Victoria. | ||
Run of the Country n.p.: ‘Feck all use losing the head,’ said Prunty [BS]. | ||
The Joy (2015) [ebook] The two boys had fuck-all proof and they went away pissed off. | ||
Leaving Bondi (2013) [ebook] Fuck-all chance of me getting bail for starters. | ||
Hooky Gear 15: We’ll never find it again so theres fuckall point mentionin it. | ||
Panopticon (2013) 79: Magazines are fuck-all like the stuff online, they’re less hardcore. | ||
Scrublands [ebook] ‘There was fuck-all feed’. | ||
Joe Country [ebook] [T]hat very English way [...] that expressed itself in word play and crossword clues, and was fuck-all use. |
In phrases
absolutely nothing, e.g. there’s fuck else to do around here.
in Erotic Muse (1992) 316: Friggin’ in the riggin’, / There was fuck-all else to do. | ||
letter 31 Dec. in Leader (2000) 658: The Maida Vale joint (which has a letter-box but practically fuck-all else yet). | ||
in Erotic Muse (1992) 317: Frigging in the rigging, / Wanking in the planking, / Masturbating in the grating, / ’Cause there’s fuck all else to do. | ||
Commitments 5: An’ fuck all else to do all day ’cept prickin’ around with synths. | ||
It Was An Accident 3: ‘You got a moment?’ ‘Fuck all else.’. | ||
Aussiewood (2005) 98: He didn’t like it [i.e. office-work] much but ‘had fuck-all else to do’, he says. | ||
Glorious Heresies 22: Fuck all else to do. |