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Shit

Shit is an English-language profanity. As a noun, it refers to fecal matter, and as a verb it means to defecate; in the plural ("the shits"), it means diarrhea. Shite is a common variant in British and Irish English. As a slang term, shit has many meanings, including: nonsense, foolishness, something of little value or quality, trivial and usually…

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United States

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Shit

Nodes149
Edges148
Triples142
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013423
Components1

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Shit

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related to United States · 20
Shit → ABC News, American, Australia, Canada, Despite, English-speaking, FCC, For, George Carlin, In, Ireland, It, Never Say On TV, New Zealand, Seven Words You Can, The, These, United Kingdom, United States, Unlike
related to Canada · 17
Shit → Bubbles, Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, Canadian Showcase, For, In Canada, Its Spots, James, Jim, Lahey, Mr, Never Cry Shitwolf, On, Ricky's, Shit Leopard Can't Change, The, The Winds, Trailer Park Boys
related to Displeasure · 13
Shit → Dinner, Euphemisms, I'm, In, Many, Oh, SOL, That, The, This, Those, When, You're
related to Etymology · 13
Shit → Ancient Greek, Dutch, German Scheiße, Germanic, Icelandic, Middle English, Norwegian, Old English, Proto-Germanic, Proto-Indo-European, Roman Empire, Swedish, The
related to Usage · 12
Shit → An, British, English, Hiberno-English, Honey, Ice, In, Minced, Sugar, Tea, The, While
related to United Kingdom · 11
Shit → BBC, British, British TV, Cleese's, Cul-de-sac, Graham Chapman, However, John Cleese, Monty Python, The, The Big Flame
related to Trouble · 10
Shit → Billy, It, It's, Life, Man, Note, The, Tommy, Tough, You
related to Dominance · 8
Shit → As, Die, Eat, However, It, Some, The, You
related to Vague noun · 8
Shit → Get, He, In, That, These, This, United States, Using
related to The verb "to shit" · 7
Shit → American Heritage, English, In, In American English, Random House, The, The Canterbury Tales

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used word also one person radio phrase term may example often like someone don't song means common something television broadcast

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Shitis aEnglish-language profanity0.90text
crap are not usually used in this context.The exclamations oh shitinstance ofEuphemisms0.80text
eat my shit implying truly personal connotationsinstance ofSome other personal word may be added0.80text
Sugar Honey in Tea or Sugar Honey Iceinstance ofsometimes backronyms0.80text
Shitrelated to CanadaIn Canada0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaCanadian Broadcast Standards Council0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaOn0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaCanadian Showcase0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaTrailer Park Boys0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaFor0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaJames0.60section
Shitrelated to CanadaJim0.60section

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