crappy day
- noun
- /ˈkræpi deɪ/
- NSFW
- Sorry about your crappy day!
But obviously I've used a lot more or I've had a lot of crappy days, One of the two.
- But obviously I've used a lot more or I've had a lot of crappy days, One of the two.
- Like, isn't that the great thing about makeup is that it can be our beautifying, helping hand on the crappy days of life and on the best days.
- So today was the crappy day along your dream chasing, right?
Examples
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Well, that was a crappy day at the office, huh?
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"I'm having what you might call a crappy day," she told him.
Fiction book (1998) -
I had a crappy day as well.
Blog text (11) -
I love Mountain Dew because it's delicious and a great pick-me-up during a crappy day at work.
Blog text (5) -
It is a repetitive pattern: you have a crappy day job in exchange for a paycheck, and work on the things you truly love after hours.
Blog text (23) -
It always cheers me up to come across it after I've had a really crappy day, if some old guy gets on to me for ringing up his vitamins too slowly or I get an incomplete on an assignment.
Fiction book (2002) -
Sometimes you know it's a crappy day from the moment you wake up.
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I had a pretty crappy day myself.
Synonyms
A very bad day when many things go wrong
A day when many things go wrong and you feel upset
A day when many bad things happen
A day that is very bad and full of annoying problems
A day when many things go wrong and you feel frustrated
Antonyms
How Bad
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a very bad or unpleasant day' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'crappy' (of very low quality or unpleasant) with 'day' (a period of time); the adjective clearly modifies the noun. This adjective + noun compositional pattern is common and predictable, so a B1 learner who knows both words will understand the MWE.
Etymology
Crappy day comes from the rude word crap and the adjective crappy, which meant 'rubbish' or 'dirt'. The idea of a day full of crap, messy and unwanted things, is why crappy day means 'a very bad or unpleasant day'.