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crapper.

A chamber pot or toilet, particularly (dated) a flush toilet by Thomas Crapper.

7 characters2 syllables approx.English language

Meaning & usage

noun/ˈkɹæ.pɚ/US
  1. A chamber pot or toilet, particularly (dated) a flush toilet by Thomas Crapper.

    mildly · slang · vulgar
  2. A lavatory or outhouse.

    mildly · slang · vulgar
Where this word comes from

From crap + -er, although possibly repopularized by barracks employing Thomas Crapper's plumbing fixtures used during the First World War. The occupational surname Crapper derives from a dialectal variant of cropper (“harvester of crops, farmer”).

noun/ˈkɹæ.pɚ/US
  1. A half-glass of whiskey.

Where this word comes from

Unknown.

noun/ˈkɹæ.pɚ/US
  1. A rapper, or a performer of rap music.

    derogatory · often · slang · vulgar
Where this word comes from

Blend of crap (“implying that rap music is inferior”) + rapper.

adj/ˈkɹæ.pɚ/US
  1. comparative form of crap: more crap

    comparative · form-of
Where this word comes from

From crap + -er, although possibly repopularized by barracks employing Thomas Crapper's plumbing fixtures used during the First World War. The occupational surname Crapper derives from a dialectal variant of cropper (“harvester of crops, farmer”).

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