shit
Solid waste that comes out of a person or animal's body.
Feces; solid waste matter discharged from the bowels.
To push solid waste out of your body through your bottom.
To expel solid waste from the bowels through the anus.
Something that is very bad or has no value.
Something considered worthless, unpleasant, or of very poor quality.
Words or ideas that are not true or are silly.
Speech or claims that are false, exaggerated, or meaningless.
'Shit' is said when you are angry, upset, or surprised.
Used to express anger, frustration, annoyance, or surprise.
'Shit' can mean someone's things or stuff in general.
Used informally to refer to a person’s belongings or unspecified items.
- Base: shit
- Plural: shit, shits
- Base: shit
- 3rd Person Singular: shits
- Present Participle: shitting
- Past: shat, shit, shitted
- Past Participle: shat, shit
- Irregular present participle: shitting Verb
- Irregular past: shat, shit, shitted Verb
- Irregular past participle: shat, shit Verb
full of shit
1Dishonest or nonsensical talker
'Full of shit' means someone is lying or saying things that are not true.
- She’s full of shit if she says she can finish that project alone.
- You’re full of shit—there’s no way that happened.
no shit
1Sarcastic way to say something is obvious or true
'No shit' means you already know something or think it's very obvious.
- 'It’s cold today.' 'No shit!'
- No shit, you finally arrived!
piece of shit
1Extremely poor quality thing or insulting person label
'Piece of shit' means something is very bad, broken, or a bad person.
- This car is a piece of shit and keeps breaking down.
- He’s a piece of shit for lying to his friends.
scared shitless
1Extremely afraid or terrified
'Scared shitless' means very scared.
- I was scared shitless during that horror movie.
- She’s scared shitless about the exam tomorrow.
talk shit
1Speak insultingly or dishonestly
To say bad or untrue things about someone or something.
- He’s always talking shit about his coworkers.
- Stop talking shit and tell me the truth.