ˈfek noun
Etymology: Middle English (Scots) fek, by shortening & alteration from Middle English effect (I)
1. Scotland
a. : the greater share : majority — usually used with the
the feck of the town council didn't fancy his backers — John Buchan
b. : part , portion
took the best feck of a year
sold the best feck of the litter
2. Scotland : value , worth
no feck would come from it
3. Scotland : a number or quantity especially when large
a whole feck of them came