feck
/fɛk/
noun
- The greater part or majority of something; most.
- She spent the feck of her savings on the trip.
- The feck of the students passed the exam easily.
- The feck of the work was done by noon.
- Value, worth, or effectiveness; often used in the phrase 'feck and value'.
- The feck of his advice was questionable at best.
- That old machine has little feck left in it.
- He argued that the plan had no feck or substance.
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