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Hotmale Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Crap

I've got doubts in what context I can use this word. In Cambridge Dictionary I found this sentence "I've only read one novel by him and it was a load of crap", but I am not sure if "crap" could also refer to gadgets such as mobile phones.
Is it correct to say: "Their latest mobile phone is a crap"?
If not, what word should I use?

Thank you
  

Top answer

is ****. (no article) or: ... is a piece of ****.

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  • is ****.
  • (no article) or: ...
  • is a piece of ****.
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... is ****. (no article)

or:

... is a piece of ****.
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Suggestions: Their latest mobile phone is ****; their latest mobile phone is a piece of ****; their mobile phone isn't worth ****.
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I don't use the word in polite circles.
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Thank you all for your answers! Emotion: smile
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fivejedjonI don't use the word in polite circles.
I don't either. The verb "****" means to defecate, and the noun, the product of that process.
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AlpheccaStars fivejedjonI don't use the word in polite circles.I don't either. The verb "****" means to defecate, and the noun, the product of that process.
What word would you suggest in place of "****" then?
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HotmaleWhat word would you suggest in place of "****" then?
Junk
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