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1. To diminish or reduce in value.
2. To render into a crap-like state. 3. To cover or fill with crap. I hope those scissor-monkeys over at Spiffy-Cuts don't encrappen my hair.
The recent spate of mortgage defaults is encrappening the credit markets. |
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| 2. | encrappen | ||
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To make something crap, or crapper than it previously was. Alice: hey, did you hear that faceborg has launched a commenting plugin?
Bob: yeah, now all the fuckwits I went to high-school with can encrappen my stream with their banal comments about crap they watch on TV. |
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