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Larson originally developed "frack" -- the "C" was removed later by Moore and his team to make it a true four-letter word -- as well as other words like "feldergarb" and "yahrens" to help remind audiences that while they were watching humans, they were still quite alien to what we know society to be like.

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Same as freck.
To abound, swarm, or throng. Halliwell. [Prov. Eng.]
To fill to excess. Wright. [Provincial English]

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This time around, I kind of astounded myself by how frickety-freak-frack* organized I was about the whole affair. — communicatrix
(Oh frack, I just sorta paraphrased '' Wind Beneath My Wings. '') — Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
The word has even appeared in the funny pages where Dilbert muttered a disconsolate "frack" — Philly.com - Latest Videos
He used "frack" and its cousin "feldergarb" as alternates for curse words because the original "Battlestar" was family-friendly and appeared on Sunday nights. — Philly.com - Latest Videos
Larson originally developed "frack" -- the "C" was removed later by Moore and his team to make it a true four-letter word -- as well as other words like "feldergarb" and "yahrens" to help remind audiences that while they were watching humans, they were still quite alien to what we know society to be like. — Airlock Alpha