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[1] Vulgar . excrement. an act of defecation.
[2] Slang : Sometimes Vulgar . nonsense; drivel. falsehood, exaggeration, propaganda, or the like.
[3] refuse; rubbish; junk; litter: Will you clean up that crap!
[4] Vulgar . to defecate.
[5] Slang : Sometimes Vulgar . to talk nonsense to; attempt to deceive.
[6] crap around , Slang : Sometimes Vulgar . to behave in a foolish or silly manner. to avoid work.
[7] crap on , Slang : Sometimes Vulgar . to treat badly, especially by humiliating, insulting, or slighting. to cause misery, misfortune, or discomfort.
[8] crap up , Slang : Sometimes Vulgar . to botch, ruin, or cheapen; make a mess of.
[9] (in craps) a losing throw, in which the total on the two dice is 2, 3, or 12.
[10] craps.
[11] crap out , Also called seven out . (in the game of craps) to throw a 7 rather than make one's point. Slang . to abandon a project, activity, etc., because of fear, cowardice, exhaustion, loss of enthusiasm, etc. Slang . to break a promise or fail to fulfill a duty or obligation; renege.
[12] a losing throw in the game of craps
[13] another name for craps
[14] nonsense
[15] rubbish
[16] another word for faeces
[17] (intr) another word for defecate
Words related to Crap
idiocy, drivel, bunk, foolishness, baloney, junk, nonsense, bull, hogwash, claptrap, rigmarole, poppycock, ridiculousness, tomfoolery, twaddle, bunkum, refuse, trash, garbage, guff
Words nearby Crap
crannog, cranny, cranreuch, cranston, cranwell, crap, crap around, crap out, crap up, crapaud, crape
Origin of Crap
21835–45, Americanism ; back formation from craps
Words that may be confused with Crap
crap, crape, crepe, crêpe, crept
Word origin for Crap
C15 crappe chaff, from Middle Dutch, probably from crappen to break off
Synonyms for Crap
baloney, bunk, drivel, foolishness, idiocy, bunkum, claptrap, hogwash, poppycock, ridiculousness, rigmarole, tomfoolery, twaddle, ludicrousness