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a replacement for oh snap, crap, shit. Showing disappointment (1), forgetfullness (2), other?(3) (1) Crapster I got a C on the science test.
(2) I forgot my homework crapsterz*. (3) crapsterz* (randomness!) *Crapster and Crapsterz is the same word, except for the added z at the end. Pronounced Crap-ster-z. |
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1.) An object or product made with shoddy and/or crude components.
2.) Characterized by faulty or inferior thinking. 3.) Used as an adjective to describe someone or something as overall inferior or wretched. "John has a crapster computer in his basement that he built using spare parts from a pawn shop."
"You're using completely crapster logic in coming to that conclusion." |
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| 2. | Crapster | ||
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Crapster is a surname, or last name. It can also be a place name as in the "Crapster Family Cemetery" in Howard Co., MD. Crapster is a surname in my Colonial American family of Maryland and New Jersey. My great grandmother's maiden name was Florence Warfield Crapster (1864-1925). Florence's surname has been traced back to her great great grandparents, Ruliff & Abigel Crapster of Maryland and New Jersey. Ruliff and Abigel Crapster were most likely from the Netherlands.
At the present time I have several living relatives across America with the last name of Crapster. In the 1800's some members of the family changed the "p" to a "b" and now spell their last name as "Crabster". The "Crapster" and " Crabster" names appears many times in the official US Census from 1790 to the present day. |
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