a-fucking-men

English

Etymology

From amen +‎ -fucking-.

Interjection

a-fucking-men

  1. (vulgar) Emphatic form of amen.
    • 2011 October 18, Martina Cole, The Faithless: A dark thriller of intrigue and murder, Hachette UK, →ISBN:
      ‘Besides, I’m gonna take that fucker out.’
      The driver then laughed heartily, saying loudly, ‘A-fucking-men to that! You take the fucker out, boss.’
    • 2015 April 7, Kelly Jamieson, Loving Maddie from A to Z, Kelly Jamieson, →ISBN:
      She nudged his shoulder with hers. “Men are just slower on the uptake about some things.”
      “A-fucking-men,” he muttered. “How about seven years slow?”
    • 2022 June 7, Scott Blackburn, It Dies with You: A Novel, Crooked Lane Books, →ISBN:
      “It’s some of the people that run Flint Creek—some of the men in this very room—that keep it from being great. You’re the only people around here that have a fucking say around here.”
      “A-fucking-men,” Charlie said.
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