Shit

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun 1.3.1 Synonyms 1.3.2 Translations 1.4 Verb 1.4.3 Synonyms 1.4.4 Translations 1.5 Verb 1.5.5 Translations 1.6 Verb 1.6.6 Translations 1.7 Interjection 1.7.7 Translations 1.7.8 Euphemisms 1.8 Adjective 1.8.9 Synonyms 1.8.10 Translations 1.9 Expressions 1.10 Related Words

English

Pronunciation

1. Excrement; faecal matter.

   The toilet bowl was smeared with shit.

2. (also load of shit) Rubbish; worthless matter.

   Move all of that shit out of your room!

3. Nonsense; bullshit.

   Everything he says is a load of shit.

4. A nasty, despicable person, used particularly of men.

   Her son has been a real shit to her.

5. (with negative terms) Nothing.

   His opinion is not worth shit = His opinion is worth nothing

6. We don't have shit to live on = We have nothing to live on

(1) excrement, faeces/feces, faecal matter/fecal matter, cack, crap, droppings, dung, poo/pooh, poop, bowel movement, number two

(2) (all can be preceded with load of) crap, rubbish, trash (US)

(3) bollocks, crap, bullshit, wank (UK), pants (UK)

(4) (used of men) bastard, pig; (used of women) bitch, cow

• Catalan: merda f
• Dutch: poep
• Finnish: paska (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
• French: merde f (1, 2); connerie f (3); salaud m (4)
• German: Scheiße f
• Guarani: epoti (t-) (1)
• Interlingua: merda (1, 2, 3); nonsenso (3)
• Italian: merda f (1); porcheria f (2); stronzate f pl (3), cazzate f pl (3); pezzo di merda (4)
• Japanese: 糞 (くそ, kuso)
• Latin: merda f
• Norwegian: dritt
• Portuguese: merda f, bosta f (1, 2, 3); porcaria f (2); besteira f, papo-furado f (3)
• Romanian: căcat n(1), rahat n (1,2,3), porcărie f (2)
• Spanish: mierda f
• Swedish: skit c
• Tupinambá: poti/epoti (s-) (1)
• Turkish: bok
• Hebrew: חרא m

to shit (shit / shat, shit / shat / formerly shitten past participle) (slang, vulgar)

1. Intransitive To have a bowel_movement. Compare piss.
2. Transitive to shit oneself (literally) to soil oneself (figurative) to be very scared.
3. Transitive To excrete (something) through the anus.

(1) poop, poo, go_potty, relieve oneself, see a man about a horse, crap, do one's business, defecate, do a number two

(2) (literal sense) soil oneself; (figurative sense) wet oneself, shit one's pants, shit bricks

(3) excrete, pass

1. past tense of to shit

1. past participle of to shit

• Catalan: merda (1)
• Finnish: (voi) paska (1, 2)
• French: merde (1)
• Interlingua: merda (1); ah, oh (2)
• Portuguese: merda, droga (1); puxa, poxa (2)
• Spanish: mierda (1)

shoot, sugar.

(1) shitty, crap, crappy, shit-awful

(2) shitty