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- What is another word for “sh*t”? - English Language Learners Stack . . .
as a vague noun (Get your shit together!), a surprise or an anger (When he sees it, he's gonna shit himself ), to mean trouble (He's in a deep shit ), to express displeasure or an indifference attitude (Well, I don't give a shit!), to express negative attitude (What a piece of shit!), to express positive attitude (The Oregon Trail is the shit ),
- slang - Which between crap and shit is more rude? - English . . .
According to the Oxford dictionary, shit is defined as "(i) Faeces, (ii) Something worthless; rubbish; nonsense", whereas crap is defined as "(i) Something of extremely poor quality, (ii) Excrement" In addition, to me as a non-native speaker, those carry the same meaning when used in the following sentences: This book is crap This book is shit
- word usage - What does do shit mean? - English Language Learners . . .
In this context "shit" means "stuff" It also has a negative connotation, since sneaking around someone's house is bad There is no general rule for the exact nature of the "shit" negative connotation For example the idiom "didn't do shit" means "didn't do anything" With the connotation that they should have done something
- phrase usage - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
Jane: No shit! It can be used to convey negative emotions as well: John: I just got a $500 speeding ticket! Jane: No shit! The second usage is to express insincere wonderment In this case, No shit! is a sarcastic response to something the person finds obvious: John: If you stare at the sun, you'll probably go blind Jane: No shit!
- meaning - What does ancient anal shit-knot mean? - English Language . . .
Shit-knot: lump of shit [faeces] stuck to hair surrounding the anus Altogether a 'funny' toilet-related 'joke' insult invented by the scriptwriters, probably to appeal to the mainly young-teen male audience: what with the gore and the risqué gags, the film earns every last month of its 15 certificate (The Guardian)
- What does the phrase be over someones shit mean?
(1A) The math teacher was over my shit today (2A) The math teacher was all over my shit today (3A) The math teacher was done with my shit today Phrases of the form "[pronoun] shit" can be replaced with one the following three alternatives: [Pronoun] clothing or other personal belongings [Pronoun] inapropriate behavior, shenanigans, or
- vocabulary - Is bullshit still considered offensive when used in a . . .
I think you need to distinguish two things - being offensive merely because of the word 'shit', and, a further, cumulative annoyance caused because bullshit material is insincere and or dishonest When I worked in a UK legal organisation dealing with senior legal officials, I and (they) were OK if I talked about 'BS', but saying the word in
- offensive language - Meaning of holy cow and holy $h!t - English . . .
"Holy shit" contains a vulgarity (a "swear word") Whether you would use it depends both on the culture and the situation It may be a perfectly reasonable thing for a steelworker to say just after having narrowly escaped a major workplace accident It would be an extremely inappropriate thing for a lawyer to say in court after a surprising loss
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