When the editor read the manuscript, she was startled by the sentence that used hate fucked as a verb in the past tense.

After their bitter arguments, they often hate-fuck to blow off steam.

He hate fucks his ex in a misguided attempt to feel powerful.

They hate-fucked after the breakup, both seething with anger but consenting.

They both knew their connection was unhealthy and, after shouting matches, it often ended with a hate-fuck.

I didn't want to admit it, but I stayed up all night to hate-watch the reality show's finale and then mocked every ridiculous moment with my friends.

I try to avoid reading hate-blogs because they always make me angry.

The new competition series is a perfect hate-watch for anyone who enjoys critiquing absurd television.

The new reality show is hate-watchable; it's a mess of bad decisions and melodrama I can't stop watching.

Some hate-watchers tune in every week just to complain about the plot twists.