What does do shit mean? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange 4 "Shit", like "fuck", is a very versatile word in the English language Even dictionaries that do have multiple correct definitions for "shit" often aren't always fully comprehensive, and probably won't cover the nuance
phrase usage - English Language Learners Stack Exchange Jane: No shit! The second usage is to express insincere wonderment In this case, No shit! is a sarcastic response to something the person finds obvious: John: If you stare at the sun, you'll probably go blind Jane: No shit! This sarcastic meaning is worth mentioning, because it's probably used as often as the sincere meaning, if not more often
slang - Which between crap and shit is more rude? - English . . . 8 I view shit as a swear word, crap as a rude word and poo (poop) as a word suitable for children to use Shit always seems to be a bit of an Americanism to me which weakens its impact a little for my ears, rather like an Englishman calling someone a motherfucker
Why does Do you think your shit dont stink? idiom use dont for . . . 1 You can say "Do you think your shit doesn't stink?", and it is grammatically correct, but it won't have the same effect "Do you think your shit don't stink?" is an African American Vernacular English (AAVE, also known as Ebonics) phrase AAVE verb conjugation doesn't need number agreement for present tense
word usage - English Language Learners Stack Exchange I regularly have thoughts with the word "shit", examples he she has shit character, not that shit or I'm sick of this shit, etc How could I have the thought or say "shit" in a more sophisticated or
Verbs for describing the action of defecating Is there any verb for describing the action of making shit? I think making shit could be a possible option, but I have never seen it used I would like to confirm my assumption and to know other