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crap1 nouncrap2 adjectivecrap3 verb crapcrap1 /kræp/ noun   crap1Origin: 1-6 1800-1900 crap ‘outside covering of grain, solid material from melted fat’ (15-19 centuries), from Middle Dutch crappe ‘piece torn off’, from crappen ‘to break off’7 1700-1800 Louisiana French, French crabs, craps, from English crabs ‘lowest throw in a dice game’, from the plural of ➔ CRAB - Jane doesn't really think we believe all that crap, does she?
- Someone told me it was a really interesting museum, but I thought it was a load of crap.
- The stereo's great but the rest of the car is crap.
- There's nothing but crap on television these days.
bad films/books/methods/food etc► bad something that is bad is of a low standard, because it has been done badly, designed badly, performed badly etc: · The movie was so bad that we left before it finished.· It's the worst book she's ever written.· Opponents of the plan say it is a bad way of managing city traffic.· In the 1980s, their cars had a bad reputation for reliability.· Their latest album is even worse than their last one. ► no good spoken not good at all: · I wouldn't go there - the food's no good.· I've tried that diet, and it's no good. ► awful/terrible/appalling/lousy very bad: · That's such an awful programme! How can you watch it?· Your handwriting is appalling.· The food was lousy and the service was terrible. ► dreadful especially British very bad: · The coffee tasted dreadful!· "How did you like the film?'' "I thought it was dreadful.'' ► rubbish British informal /garbage especially American use this to describe something you think is very bad: · "What did you think of his speech?'' "I thought it was rubbish!''· Most of the food in these fast food joints is garbage.a load of rubbish/garbage: · I don't know why you're watching that film, it's a load of old rubbish.· I've never read such a load of garbage in my life. ► crap informal use this to describe something you think is very bad -- some people think this word is offensive: · There's nothing but crap on television these days.· The stereo's great but the rest of the car is crap.a load of crap: · Someone told me it was a really interesting museum, but I thought it was a load of crap. ► suck especially American, informal if you say that something sucks , you think it is very bad -- some people think this word is offensive: · Let's not go there -- the food sucks. ► load/pile of crap also bunch of crap American English· That’s a bunch of crap! I never said that.· He came out with a load of crap about how he’d tried to call me yesterday. ► full of crap· Greg’s full of crap (=often says things that are completely wrong). ► cut the crap (=used to tell someone to stop saying things that are completely wrong)· Just cut the crap and tell me what really happened. ► load/pile of crap also bunch of crap American English· The game was a load of crap. ► take/stand for/put up with crap (=to allow someone to treat you badly)· I’m not going to take any more of this crap! ► don’t need this ... crap· I don’t need this kind of crap (=used when you are angry about the way someone is behaving towards you). ► giving ... crap· I’m tired of you giving me crap (=saying bad things) about my long hair. ► take a crap also have a crap British English ► shoot craps (=to play this game) ► be full of crap/shit/it- Black cats are full of it, while pale animals have less.
- His head was full of it.
- I thought she was full of shit, but what the hell?
- Television is full of it about election time.
- The very donkey boys were full of it.
- Usually her hands are full of it.
1[uncountable] spoken not polite something someone says that you think is completely wrong or untrue SYN rubbish: · You don’t believe all that crap, do you?load/pile of crap (also bunch of crap )American English· That’s a bunch of crap! I never said that.· He came out with a load of crap about how he’d tried to call me yesterday.· Greg’s full of crap (=often says things that are completely wrong).cut the crap (=used to tell someone to stop saying things that are completely wrong)· Just cut the crap and tell me what really happened.2[uncountable] spoken not polite something that is very bad or is of bad quality SYN rubbish: · They sell a lot of stuff cheap, but most of it is crap.load/pile of crap (also bunch of crap )American English· The game was a load of crap.3[uncountable] spoken not polite things that are useless or unimportant: · What is all this crap doing on my desk?4[uncountable] spoken not polite bad or unfair treatmenttake/stand for/put up with crap (=to allow someone to treat you badly)· I’m not going to take any more of this crap!· I don’t need this kind of crap (=used when you are angry about the way someone is behaving towards you).· I’m tired of you giving me crap (=saying bad things) about my long hair.5[uncountable] spoken not polite solid waste that is passed from your bowels6[singular] spoken not polite the act of passing solid waste from your bowelstake a crap (also have a crap )British English7craps [plural] American English a game played for money in the US, using two diceshoot craps (=to play this game)crap1 nouncrap2 adjectivecrap3 verb crapcrap2 adjective British English spoken not polite ► be full of crap/shit/it- Black cats are full of it, while pale animals have less.
- His head was full of it.
- I thought she was full of shit, but what the hell?
- Television is full of it about election time.
- The very donkey boys were full of it.
- Usually her hands are full of it.
very bad: · a crap film· I’ve had such a crap day.crap at· I’m really crap at tennis.crap1 nouncrap2 adjectivecrap3 verb crapcrap3 verb (past tense and past participle crapped, present participle crapping) [intransitive] spoken not polite VERB TABLEcrap |
| Present | I, you, we, they | crap | | he, she, it | craps | | Past | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | crapped | | Present perfect | I, you, we, they | have crapped | | he, she, it | has crapped | | Past perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | had crapped | | Future | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will crap | | Future perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will have crapped |
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| Present | I | am crapping | | he, she, it | is crapping | | you, we, they | are crapping | | Past | I, he, she, it | was crapping | | you, we, they | were crapping | | Present perfect | I, you, we, they | have been crapping | | he, she, it | has been crapping | | Past perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | had been crapping | | Future | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will be crapping | | Future perfect | I, you, he, she, it, we, they | will have been crapping |
- After all, if he peed or even crapped on the wooden floor the cleanup was simple.
- Mere seconds later, the world's most malicious pigeon crapped on my head.
► be full of crap/shit/it- Black cats are full of it, while pale animals have less.
- His head was full of it.
- I thought she was full of shit, but what the hell?
- Television is full of it about election time.
- The very donkey boys were full of it.
- Usually her hands are full of it.
to pass waste matter from your bowels |