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je fourre

puts, stuffs, sticks, gets oneself into

f u ʁ → fourrer
fourr to get oneself into, to get involved in + e present-tense je/il/elle or subjunctive ending; tu imperative
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #38,010
puts, stuffs, sticks Can be vulgar in some contexts.
FR: Elle fourre ses vêtements dans un sac.
EN: She stuffs her clothes into a bag.
gets oneself into
FR: Il se fourre toujours dans des ennuis.
EN: He always gets himself into trouble.
Conjugation of fourrer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First fourre —
Third fourre —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First fourre —
Third fourre —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second fourre —

Je me fourre pas là-dedans.

I'm not getting involved in that.

— Les Affranchis (1990)

Sinon, c'est du poison qui se fourre là et va dans le sang.

Otherwise, it’s poison that gets in there and enters the bloodstream.

— Amarcord (1973)

Saute, et fourre ton gros truc là-dedans.

Jump in and stuff your big thing in there.

Le prof fourre son nez partout.

The teacher pokes his nose into everything.

Il a dit clairement "fourre".

He clearly said “fourre.”

— Princess Bride (1987)

Je ne fourre pas mon nez dans les affaires des autres.

I don't stick my nose into other people's business.

Fourre-toi là-dessous.

Get under there.

— Out of It (1978)

Te fourre pas dans les ennuis !

Don't get yourself into trouble!

Sounds similar to

pour p u ʁ faire f ɛ ʁ fort f ɔː ʁ jour ʒ u ʁ cours k u ʁ lourd l u ʁ jours ʒ u ʁ court k u ʁ forts f ɔ ʁ furent f y ʁ tour t u ʁ sourd s u ʁ cour k u ʁ tours t u ʁ courts k u ʁ courent k u ʁ lourds l u ʁ phare f a ʁ phares f a ʁ firent f i ʁ fouille f u j fer f ɛ ʁ foule f u l bourre b u ʁ