Definition of guarafuckintee

guarafuckintee

• "guarantee" + "fucking", used to mean exactly the same as guarantee except with an extra added degree of emphasis and accuracy.

  I guarafuckintee you that it will work!

  Last edited on Jun 07 2013. Submitted by Ivan T. on Feb 27 2006.

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