fuckin A

its is an affirmative expression as pointed out in the many examples. but it is short for “f-ckin affimative” not f-ckin absolutely etc it dates to at least world war two primarily in the marines.
you f-ckin a i am going on liberty
“f-ckin’ awesome”

can be said in good or bad context to indicate a positive or negative reaction (respectively), but no matter how it’s used… it still means “f-ckin’ awesome”
1) -holy sh-t! i p-ssed english!
-f-ckin a, man!

2)f-ckin a, i can’t believe i won.

3)f-ckin’ a!… somebody finally wrote a decent definition for “f-ckin’ a”
actually i heard it was new jerseyan for “indeed!”.
man from jersey: “f-ckin a!”
a term that can be used to reflect on any situations outcome, merely by changing vocal accents
(good) f-ckn a – accent on the a
(bad) f-ckin a – accent on the f-ck
(imp-ssive) f-ckin a, b, f-ckin a – quickly muttered
a strong use of exclaimitory agreement.
jake: “cold pizza is good in the morning aint it?”
billee:”f-ckin a it is.”
or
jake:”that girl is hott”
billee:”f-ckin a she is.”
strong exclamatory agreement, often to an unusually concise or precise statement or proposed course of action.

this is the correct spelling – beware the overformal ‘f-cking a’, taking time to pr-nounce the g is a profanity faux pas and de-emphasizes the strong expression of agreement – you might as well say “jolly good show”, queerbait.

also beware dropping the apostrophe for the omitted g, just because we’re using profanity doesn’t mean we need to do it like an illiterate.
ripley – “i say we take off, and nuke the entire site from orbit. it’s the only way to be sure”

hudson – “f-ckin’ a…”
f-cking -ssured, a boisterous affirmation.
“is that your car?”
“f-ckin-a! isn’t it sweet?”
an expression of enthusiasm and agreement: short for f-ckin’ absolutely.
“after the final, we should grab a couple sixers and some herb and stop by the delta house.”
“f-ckin’ a, man, f-ckin’ a.

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