Pronunciation: /ʃɪt/
noun a vulgar slang term for feces
A1 I stepped in dog shit on the sidewalk.
A2 He accidentally said 'shit' in front of his grandmother.
B1 I can't believe I forgot my wallet at home, what a load of shit!
B2 The politician's speech was full of bullshit.
C1 The artist's new exhibit is a provocative exploration of society's obsession with materialistic shit.
C2 The CEO's decision to cut corners resulted in a shitstorm of negative publicity for the company.
verb to defecate
A1 I shit my pants when I saw the spider.
A2 She accidentally shat on the floor and was embarrassed.
B1 The dog shits in the garden every morning.
B2 I can't believe he shat on his friend's car as a prank.
C1 The politician's scandalous behavior was seen as shitting on the principles of democracy.
C2 The artist's controversial piece was seen as a way to shit on societal norms.
formal The farmer used manure to fertilize his crops.
informal I stepped in dog shit on the way to work.
slang I can't believe he said that, what a load of shit.
figurative Dealing with that difficult client was like wading through shit.
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