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    When someone is "effin' stupid" does this derive from the word 'ineffable' or is it the shortened form of the unrepeatable 'f word'?

    Question #96561. Asked by crazycube. (Jun 12 08 1:55 AM)


    truefaithmom

    		It is the shortened form of the unrepeatable f word.

    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=effin

    Jun 12 08, 2:07 AM

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