Übersetzung für 'F-word' von Englisch nach Deutsch

F-word [euphemism for fuck or feminism]

F-Wort {n}

• In Series 1, Episode 3 of "The F Word", Gordon Ramsay travels to the northwestern coast of Scotland and is shown how to prepare, cook, and eat gannet.
• In the 2013 film "The F Word", characters Allan and Nicole get married on the Island.
• Politician David Blunkett, also a Sheffield native, used it when he cooked shepherd's pie on chef Gordon Ramsay's "The F Word" TV cookery programme.
• In 2006, on Gordon Ramsay's "The F-Word", Ramsay named his two pigs Trinny and Susannah after Woodall and Constantine, which the duo found highly amusing.
• was inspired by creative director Derek Drymon's experience as a child of getting into trouble for using the f-word in front of his mother.

• He was a contributor to Gordon Ramsay's "The F Word".
• Or: Please Don't Use the F-Word" by Alistair Beaton.
• Chef Gordon Ramsay challenged James May to sample three "delicacies" (Laotian snake whiskey, bull penis, and fermented shark) on "The F Word".
• Sales were poor and the two singles from it, "The F-Word" (later the theme tune to Gordon Ramsay's UK TV cookery show of the same name) and "Out of Sight" barely dented the charts.
• Lars can also be seen in the documentary film, "The Other F Word".

• His brother is Tony Leonard who appeared "Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere" as Raymond the Bastard's henchman, a teammate of Paddy's on The F Word, and a featured audience member on "Celebrity Juice".
• In November 2009, the "South Park" episode "The F Word" dealt with the overuse of the word "fag."
• Sean once heard her use the F-word.
• The statement included examples such as "the F-word, homophobic slurs and offensive slang for genitalia".
• Ron always had really good hair. Sometimes he would get mad on his call-in show. He would often use the ‘F’ word when he learned pranksters were pulling his chain.

• "The F Word" (also called "Gordon Ramsay's F Word" [...] Janet Street-Porter took on the responsibility of rearing veal calves nicknamed Elton and David in a North Yorkshire farm.
• They have since toured Europe three times; the first album to be released there was "We Need a New F-Word".
• Limbaugh's words prompted a shift in the public perception of feminism across the American political spectrum starting in the mid-1990s, according to Toril Moi, who writes that Americans came to see feminists as dogmatic and power-hungry women who hate men and who are incapable of challenging their own assumptions; though the term "feminazi" may have been created to describe a small group of particular feminists, it calcified into a stereotype of all feminists or all women.