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"I suggest it could either mean an actual attempt at copulation by an inexperienced youth, later reported by a rejected girlfriend, or an equivalent of the word 'dimwit' i.

It turns out we might have been wrong about the age and origins of everyone's favorite word.

And in the last 205 years, like "absofuckinglutely," "bumblefuck," "clusterfuck," "fuckboy," "fuckbuddy," "fuckface," and oh so fucking many more.

It's unadulterated and uncensored, and the language is almost comically coarse.

Like "fuckery," from the opening moments of this Amy Winehouse gem.

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It's a name akin to Lovegrove rather than one which uses the Old English personal name Focca which appears in the place-name Fockbury, or from Old English Folca as in Folkestone.

Paul Booth of Keele University has found the name "Roger Fuckebythenavele" which we need to bring back ASAP; sorry, Jayden in Chester county court plea rolls from December 8, 1310, "This surname is presumably a nickname," Booth said.

" If Booth's discovery is accurate, that means we've been saying fuck about 63 years longer than we previously thought.

The experience of being an unseen observer from within a building ends up a secondary focus, on top of the central subject.