Wiktionary Windfucker Definition

windfucker ^ English A windfucker, or common kestrel, (Falco tinnunculus; sense 1) In flight Etymology If the term is a compound of wind + fucker, it may preserve an old sense of fuck (“to beat, strike”) which is also found in cognates (for example, Bohusian Swedish fokka (“to fuck; thrust, push”))

A screenshot of a Wiktionary entry for “windfucker” shows a flying kestrel and an etymology explaining the word’s vulgar compound and historical meaning. The joke comes from presenting an absurd-sounding insult as a serious dictionary definition, making it useful as a reaction to someone behaving strangely or aggressively. EN: A screenshot of a Wiktionary entry for “windfucker” shows a flying kestrel and an etymology explaining the word’s vulgar compound and historical meaning. The joke comes from presenting an absurd-sounding insult as a serious dictionary definition, making it useful as a reaction to someone behaving strangely or aggressively.

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