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 == 'Fuck' is related to 'do' and therefore a euphermism == 

 Look at the examples used on the main page. In British English it is common to replace the ‘fuck’ with ‘do’. The Latin for ‘do’ is ‘facio’. It is phonetically similar. 

 ‘Do the wife’ or ‘Do her’, to have sexual intercourse with the said person (Britsh English) 
 ‘Do/Be off with you’, as a command, to leave forthwith, go away; (British English) 
 ‘Do him in’, to assault the said person violently (British English) 
 ‘Do over’, to take advantage of, exploit or assault violently (British English) 
 ‘Done in’, to be bungled, ruined, spoiled or ‘wounded by violent assault’. (British English) 
 ‘Do away with’, to no longer meddle with. (British English) 
 ‘Mess about’, to act foolishly or stupidly (or alternatively to be unfaithful to one's partner or spouse). (British English) 

 These are all with, respect euphermismism, for the word ""fuck"". If ""fuck"", or 'facio' meant ""do"" then they were also in turn using euphemisms.‘Make love’ is another euphemism for sexual intercourse and ‘make’ and ‘do’ are interchangeable in some instances in Latin. 

 The Roman’s invaded with many new skills and would explain with simplified Latin. To simplify a verb simply use the word ‘do’ in order give instruction. E.g. ‘I am going to ‘do’ a mile today’ rather than ‘I am going to ‘run’ a mile today’ thus all the examples that site European influence could in turn be referring to Latin origin. A Roman is instucting a slave to ‘saw’ wood; the Roman says ‘do’ the wood because the slave does not understand the word ‘saw’. The slave may then assume ‘do’ is the correct verb for ‘sawing’. The ‘grinding and thrusting motion’ of wood sawing is then used as a euphemism for intercourse. Also just because the Romans did not invade the country Etymologist cite as the source for 'fuck' does not mean that they did not share skills and use the 'do' as the verb. 

 Therefore, if someone tells you to use a euphemism instead of just saying “fuck”, truly you are already using a euphemism.  

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