fecks

As a verb fecks is

(feck).

As a noun fecks is

(in minced oaths) faith.

As nouns the difference between terms and fecks

is that terms is while fecks is (in minced oaths) faith.

As a verb fecks is

(feck).

As nouns the difference between becks and fecks

is that becks is plural of lang=en while fecks is faith.

As a proper noun Becks

is a common nickname for David Beckham.

As a verb fecks is

third-person singular of feck.

As verbs the difference between fecks and pecks

is that fecks is third-person singular of feck while pecks is third-person singular of peck.

As nouns the difference between fecks and pecks

is that fecks is faith while pecks is plural of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between fecks and gecks

is that fecks is faith while gecks is plural of lang=en.

As a verb fecks

is third-person singular of feck.

As nouns the difference between fecks and kecks

is that fecks is (in minced oaths) faith while kecks is (northern english dialect) trousers.

As a verb fecks

is (feck).

As nouns the difference between decks and fecks

is that decks is plural of lang=en while fecks is faith.

As verbs the difference between decks and fecks

is that decks is third-person singular of deck while fecks is third-person singular of feck.

As nouns the difference between necks and fecks

is that necks is plural of lang=en while fecks is faith.

As verbs the difference between necks and fecks

is that necks is third-person singular of neck while fecks is third-person singular of feck.

As nouns the difference between fenks and fecks

is that fenks is the refuse whale blubber, used as a manure, and in the manufacture of Prussian blue while fecks is faith.

As a verb fecks is

third-person singular of feck.

As nouns the difference between wecks and fecks

is that wecks is plural of lang=en while fecks is faith.

As a verb fecks is

third-person singular of feck.