crapper
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈkræpər/
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- Hey, I've been in a lot of crappers in my life, lady, but I never smelled anything like that.
- go to the crapper
- get off the crapper
Examples
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Can he even get on the crapper by himself?
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This is the girls crapper, remember?
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The fire chief likes to go to the crapper since he mentions it a lot.
Blog text (24) -
Might as well flush the ticket down the crapper.
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That crapper is mine!
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With the economy currently in the crapper, I don't think the Gov't will give anyone a reason not to fly.
Blog text (18) -
Can you steer us to the crapper?" He scratched his head with one of the claws, which must've hurt like hell.
Fiction book (1991) -
I need to use the crapper before we leave for the party.
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He spent a long time in the crapper reading his book.
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Make sure to clean the crapper after you finish using it.
Synonyms
490
1.0
A large bowl in a bathroom that you sit on to pee or poo
182
9.6
A casual word for a toilet
85
1.1
A small toilet that young children use while learning
39
8.5
A small room with a toilet that people use to pee or poo
36
8.4
A room with a toilet that people use to go to the bathroom
30
7.8
An informal joking word for a toilet
26
5.8
A simple shared toilet used outdoors or in a camp
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2.0
A room with a toilet and a sink for washing hands
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9.9
A small outdoor toilet in a separate building
7
5.5
A portable toilet used at a bedside for people who cannot reach a bathroom
7
1.0
A room with toilets and sinks that anyone can use in public places
7
6.8
A bathroom seat people use to pass waste from their body
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1.4
A toilet that uses water to wash away waste
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6.1
A small room with a toilet for people to use
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9.9
An outdoor toilet often in a small building behind a house
1
9.9
A slang word for a simple outdoor toilet often found at campsites or gas stations
A toilet in a public place that anyone can use
A portable toilet with a removable waste container
A toilet without water that uses bacteria to break down waste
Idioms
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word crapper is easy to remember because it likely comes from the name of an English plumber, Thomas Crapper, whose name was on many toilet parts. It also sounds like the common word crap meaning 'waste', so crapper came to mean 'toilet'.