fugly

adj, noun — 2 senses

fugly

adj

/ˈfʌɡ.li/

Etymology Blend of fucking + ugly. It originated in the mid-1990s by a brother and sister in Arizona as a blend of the profanity "fucking" and "ugly".

1

Slang, Vulgar Extremely ugly.

  • "Fugly?" "Like extra-double ugly with cheese. It's when ugly goes off the scale. She looked like an angry handbag." Billie squawked in delight.1995, Tim Winton, The Riders:
  • Man, but she's one fugly creature, horror-show fugly, I'm sorry.1997, Enrico Brizzi, translated by Stash Luczkiw, Jack Frusciante Has Left the Band: A Love Story- with Rock 'n' Roll:
2 more examples
  • This girl is the nastiest skank bitch I've ever met. Do not trust her. She is a fugly slut.2004, Mark Waters, Mean Girls, spoken by Regina George (Rachel McAdams), Broadway Video; distributed by Paramount Pictures:
  • “Look at this photo I got with Maddison.” “You look so ---- hot.” “Nah, I'm fugly. But thanks.”2020 August 10, Michael Cusack, “Maddison's Birthday Party” (10:57 from the start), in YOLO: Crystal Fantasy, season 1, episode 1, spoken by Rachel (Todor Manojlovic):
Derived terms
fuggo, fugliness

fugly

noun

Etymology Blend of fucking + ugly. It originated in the mid-1990s by a brother and sister in Arizona as a blend of the profanity "fucking" and "ugly".

1

Dated, Slang, Vulgar An extremely ugly person.

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