Citations:motherfuckerhood
English citations of motherfuckerhood
Noun: "(slang, vulgar) the state or quality of being a motherfucker"
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- 2006, "SXSW 2006: Final, 'We Do Need to Eat'", The Village Voice, 20 March 2006:
- As befits a band that thinks a yellow cotton dress leads to a sexy motherfuckerhood, they were the most meat and potatoes act I caught this year.
- 2008, Wil Forbis, Acid Logic: A Decade of Humorous Writing on Pop Culture, Trash Cinema and Rebel Music, AuthorHouse (2008), →ISBN, page 66:
- In many ways, it's quite ironic that Roz Chast would be featured in an Interesting Motherfuckers column. After all, she is a mother of two, a boy and a girl. In fact, perhaps it would be more fitting to list Roz Chast's husband as an Interesting Motherfucker, at least that would be more literal, but as you can see from the definition provided at the top of the page, the phrase "Interesting Motherfucker" is really more a general description to be applied to someone who has the ability to cause others to take notice of their uniqueness and in that case, I think it's quite fair to file Roz Chast under the pedigree of Interesting Motherfuckerhood.
- 2013, Zachary Lipez, "Adult Problems - A Wrap-Up of Things That Happened in 2012 I Can Actually Remember", Noisey, 1 January 2013:
- While I’ll never doubt our capacity for eye-rolling scorn, to expend any actually visceral hatred on Pitchfork, or any website that isn’t trafficking in landmines for baby sheep, is consigning yourself to trivial motherfuckerhood.