to crap
40
9.0
- verb
- /kræp/
- Offensive
:
cagar
- Yeah, I know you pretty much almost, you know, crap your pants.
Yeah, I know you pretty much almost, you know, crap your pants.
- Yeah, I know you pretty much almost, you know, crap your pants.
- And you, you crapping the whole way there and back, crapping in other people's lands and other people's territories.
- Too many seagulls in Brighton, too many unexpected unexpected birds that could crap on your head.
Examples
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I mean, babies scream all the time and they crap themselves on purpose.
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Why do you let your dog crap on his lawn, day after day?
Fiction book (2001) -
I came up here, you cannot crap out on me now.
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Now either crap or get off the toilet.
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Don't crap where you eat.
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Ralph said at the time he didn't know whether to crap or go blind.
Blog text (18) -
We don't crap in our streets; we don't drink dirty well water filled with spit.
Fiction book (1995) -
After a long hike, I really need to crap before we head back.
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It was embarrassing to crap my pants during the meeting.
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When dogs need to crap, they usually sniff around for a good spot.
Synonyms
180
8.9
To pass solid waste from the body
31
9.9
To go to the toilet to poo
26
9.9
To poop solid waste out of the body
19
7.0
To pass poo out of the body through the opening at the bottom
9
9.9
To poop, said as a rude word
3
9.9
To go to the toilet to poop in informal speech
1
9.9
To pass solid waste from your body
1
9.9
To go to the toilet to poop in a rude way
1
9.9
To go to the toilet to poo
1
9.1
To pass waste from the bowels
1
7.7
To pass solid waste from the body, often said by children
To poop and get rid of solid waste from your body
To pass poo from your body
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
How Vulgar
- Offensive
180
8.9
- Offensive
40
9.0
- Offensive
26
9.9
- NSFW
68
3.4
- NSFW
- Formal
19
7.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crap as a verb meaning 'to poop' comes from an old word crappe that meant 'chaff' or farm 'waste', and over time it came to mean 'poop'. One popular story links toilets to a plumber named Thomas Crapper, which is a helpful way to remember the word but not the true origin. So to crap is literally to make waste.