crap
adjective /kræp/ (crapper, crappest) offensiveDefinition
› of very bad quality: A bad film? It was crap!UK He watches a lot of crap TV.Informal words for badRubbish and wasteSerious and unpleasantNot of good quality › not skilled or not organized: He's totally crap at football. I meant to invite him, but I've been a bit crap about asking people.Inability and awkwardness
(Definition of crap adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bum adjective
- cheesy adjective (BAD STYLE)
- crap noun (BAD QUALITY)
- crappy adjective
- crash-and-burn adjective
- crummy adjective
- god-awful adjective
- grotty adjective
- pants adjective
- piss-poor adjective
- pit noun (PLACE/AREA)
- ropy adjective
- rubbishy adjective
- scuzzy adjective
- shite noun
- shitty adjective
- sorry adjective (BAD CONDITION)
- tawdry adjective
- trashy adjective
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