Shit | Mean of shit in English Dictionary

/ˈʃɪt/

• Noun
• solid waste that is passed out of the body
• the act of passing solid waste from the body
• foolish or untrue words or ideas
1. Don't give me that shit!
2. Why are you telling me this shit?
3. Just cut the shit [=stop saying meaningless things] and get to the point.
4. He's full of shit. [=he is lying]

• something that is worthless, unimportant, etc.
1. That movie was total shit.
2. We need to get rid of all that shit [=junk] in the basement.
3. There's always some shit going on.
• bad or unfair behavior or treatment
1. Do what I say, and don't give me any shit.
2. He's a tough teacher who won't take shit from anyone.
• a very bad or annoying person
1. He's been acting like a total shit.
• to begin to live in a good and sensible way
1. I really need to get my shit together and start looking for a job.
2. He can never seem to pull his shit together enough to keep a job.
• to care at all about someone or something
1. I don't give a shit what happens.
• in a lot of trouble
1. If his parents find out, he'll be in deep shit.
• very bad
1. The food tasted like shit.
2. She treats him like shit.
3. I got drunk at the party, and the next morning I felt like shit. [=I felt sick]
4. When I saw how badly I had hurt his feelings, I felt like shit.
• Verb
• to pass solid waste from the body
• to try to deceive or trick (someone)
1. Are you shitting me?!
• to become so afraid, surprised, worried, etc., that you defecate
1. He jumped out from behind a tree and I nearly shit my pants.