Frak

"Frak" is an potent profanity in the language of the Twelve Colonies. It's real-world counterpart is most definately "fuck".

• The term can describe sexual relations.

Example: "You know what? I don't care who or what he fraks. He saved my ass down there, all right?" (Flight of the Phoenix)

• The term, as a perjorative, can be used to curse someone you vilify or find disgusting.

Example: "Frakkin' rats" (Bastille Day)

• The term can be used in several variations and compound words.

Example: "Talk to me, you motherfrakker!" (Valley of Darkness)

• The term also is used as an adjective to describe an action or object that is subjectively considered outrageous, extreme, or ill-advised.

Example: "Does anybody else think that this plan is frakking nuts?" (Fragged)

"Frak" is derived from the Original Series expletive, "frack" which was used in character dialogue far less than its counterpart in the Re-imagined Series.

Note

This profanity's real-world derivation can be found in this article on Wikipedia. "Frak" and "Frack" are obviously used in dialogue to comply with FCC and other broadcast decency standards.

Re-imagined Series definition: all-purpose vulgarism; Colonial version of "fuck" (see: frak)

Galactica 1980 definition: a term meaning "rats" or "shit" (see: frack); it is only used by Starbuck ^{(1980: "The Return of Starbuck")}

Original Series definition: expletive, similar to "shit" (see: frack)