no wucking furries

English

Etymology

Spoonerism of no + fucking (“used as an intensive”) + worries.

Pronunciation

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Phrase

no wucking furries

1. (Australia, humour, slang, vulgar) No worries, no problems; used to express acknowledgment or agreement.
   • 2000 November 29, Nick S, “My Web Site Crunched”, in aus.censorship‎^[1] (Usenet):

     A black doctor using his skills to save a dying 'KKK member on the operating table' somehow is the same as some cheap whore lawyer doing a deal with an internationally convicted criminal organisation, saying "Yeah, no wucking furries, I'll have your money, spends good to me ! "

   • 2007, Philip Bryer, None of Your Business, page 28:

     “Thank you so much,” said Johnson. / “No worries,” said the barman. / “No wucking furries,” said Tim.

   • 2008, Peter Carey, 30 Days in Sydney, page 7:

     The formal bureaucratic style jarred my ears and reminded me that I was indeed home, no wucking furries!

Derived terms

• no wuckas