Shitshow

Pronunciation: /ʃɪtˌʃoʊ/

Definitions of shitshow

noun a situation or event marked by chaos, confusion, or disaster

Example Sentences

A1 The party turned into a shitshow when the cake fell on the floor.

A2 The school play was a complete shitshow with actors forgetting their lines.

B1 The meeting was a total shitshow with everyone talking over each other.

B2 The project presentation turned into a shitshow due to technical difficulties.

C1 The political debate was a shitshow with personal attacks overshadowing policy discussions.

C2 The company's rebranding strategy turned into a complete shitshow with conflicting ideas and lack of direction.

Examples of shitshow in a Sentence

formal The meeting turned into a complete shitshow with everyone talking over each other.

informal Last night's party was a total shitshow, I can't believe how crazy it got.

slang The concert was a hot mess, a real shitshow from start to finish.

figurative Dealing with that project was a shitshow, nothing went according to plan.

Grammatical Forms of shitshow

• past tense: shitshowed
• plural: shitshows
• comparative: more of a shitshow
• superlative: the biggest shitshow
• present tense: shitshows
• future tense: will be a shitshow
• perfect tense: has been a shitshow
• continuous tense: is being a shitshow
• singular: shitshow
• positive degree: shitshow
• infinitive: to shitshow
• gerund: shitshowing
• participle: shitshowed

Origin and Evolution of shitshow

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'shitshow' is believed to have originated in the United States as a slang term.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a chaotic or disastrous situation, the word 'shitshow' has evolved to be more commonly used in informal contexts to convey a sense of dysfunction or disorganization.