thank fuck English

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What does thank fuck mean?

thank fuck interjection

— vulgar exclamation of gratitude or relief

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Movie subtitles

No problem, fuck face. Thank y.

News and current affairs

I thank you for it.

Bosnia's Muslims thank America, not the EU, for their deliverance from slaughter.

For this, thank the often abused Euro, for it has anchored the once profligate nations of the Mediterranean in German-style monetary discipline.

Then, thank goodness, the idea of a variable-geometry Union seemed to lose urgency when Tony Blair came to power.

Once again, Mexicans can thank NAFTA for the quick recovery.

The Soviet Union may have been doomed, but the world has Gorbachev to thank for the fact that the empire he oversaw ended without a bloody conflagration.

We can thank the United Nations for that.

South Koreans certainly have much to thank the Americans for.

And we must also thank F. W. de Klerk, the last ruler of the dying apartheid regime, who exhibited moral courage by setting in motion our liberating revolution.

To be sure, in the struggle against Communism, the Polish Church was, indeed, conservative--and thank God for that!

If he fails, well, thank God one wasn't involved.

Europeans should thank the Chinese currency peg for the part it is playing in this.

But Europeans have an advantage in today's global competition, for which we should thank Jean Monnet and Jacques Delors, who created the Single Market before globalization was a buzzword.

We do have Clinton (as fraught and self-involved as her journey around these issues was) and Cherie Blair to thank for clearing away the cultural detritus.

We should thank you instead.

The world has Vladimir Putin to thank for that lesson.

Thank God - and thanks to all those brave Allied soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the sake of Europe's liberty.

And whom do we have to thank for all this European progress?

He wanted to thank Australia for the very significant role our country had played in sustaining the pressure for change, particularly under Bob Hawke's government, and in leading the global charge for financial sanctions on the apartheid regime.

Yet if Greece is to be saved from bankruptcy, it will have only foreign taxpayers' money to thank for it.

Iran's leaders can thank George W. Bush.

Is Germany's labor-market rigidity to thank for that?