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crapalicious

Crappy. The word was used to exemplify how crappy a particular thing was. My friend got a horrible score on a test, and he described the test as being “crapalicious”. Usage of More…

Crape

Cranberry grape flavor, particularly used as a juice flavor. =Blended the beginning of 'cran' in cranberry with the word grape. It carries a certain phonetic relation with the More…

Crapola

vulgar slang Worthless, unworthy, used exclusively as an expletive. Used in a lesser intensity than "crap." ('Crapola! I'm late!') Expletive meaning essentially the same as the expletive More…

crapola

(affixation) A very poorly put-together effort =Crap is a negative word that describes something quite unpleasant. The “ola” suffix is added to give the word more length to give more More…

crapperoni

a stand-in for any noun, similar to crap =Often used as a drop-in replacement for crap. Was probably invented for a situation where “crap” was appropriate, but due to overuse would not More…

Crapple

Cranberry apple flavor, most commonly seen as a juice. =Blended the beginning of 'cran' in cranberry with the word apple. It carries a certain phonetic relation with the word More…

Crapple(2)

The term used by people who dislike Apple to describe products made by Apple =This word is an indication of the large divide present in people who own computers between PC; windows, Linux, More…

crappuccino

Refers to an overpriced caffeinated beverage that basically tastes awful (like crap). =The presence of the word “crap” in the place of “cap-“ in “cappuccino” gives this noun a negative More…

crappuccino[mocha cookie crumble creme frappuccino]

short name for “mocha cookie crumble creme frappuccino”. =There is one customized drink in Starbucks called mocha cookie crumble creme frappuccino. Because there are so many “k” sound More…

crappymeal

word of condolence expressing shared distress at an unfortunate occurrence or circumstance Compounding: crappy (having negative qualities, metaphorically like dung) + meal (food). I am More…

craptacular

Deplorable, pitiful. The speaker wanted to sarcastically describe the sloppy work of his father. The blending and clipping of crappy and spectacular present irony to the sentence. It is More…

craptacular

slang word that sarcastically describes something as spectacular. The reason this word was coined was due to a desire to sarcastically describe something as good. =We have a test tomorrow? More…

craptacular

characterized by being especially or extraordinarily worthless, inferior, or unfortunate; i.e., very crappy Again, the flexibility of American cuss words. They can be combined with almost More…

Craptacular

spectacularly crappy it is a shorter way of saying spectacularly crappy. =German is really craptacular. Etymology : spectacularly crappy of: spectacular + crappy =student at Rice over More…

CRAPTACULAR

Horrible, awful, or otherwise bad in a particularly noticeable manner. This blend combines a functional word, SPECTACULAR, with a swear word, CRAP, that reinforces group membership (college More…

Craptacular

Annoyingly bad, unpleasant. Craptacular seems to be a spin-off of 'spectacular' which suggests a display of something grand and impressive. The subject was obviously having a dismal More…

Craptacular(1)

Specticularly crappy, extremely and surprisingly bad, unpleasant, and inferior. The word is an interesting blended form of crap and spectacular; it simply replaced ‘spec’ with the word More…

Craptastic

the quality of being extremely insufficient or unacceptable particularly involving but not limited to taste This is a word used by a wide variety of people all over the United States. It More…

Craptastic

Something totally awful or bad. A colorful way to describe something that is either really awful and bad, or so awfully cheesy that it is good. Possible reason used: When More…

Craptastic

exuding a bitter sweet feeling or connotation I have heard this word used mostly in the slang language of young teenagers. It is used in describing a situation that was both awful and More…


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