Crapmanship

Mediocre skill in an occupation or trade. Expertise in mediocrity. Poor outcome in a trade or business despite years of experience.

I always notice the crapmanship in the NYC subway repairs.

by Magister Ludi August 24, 2011

crapmanship

Used to describe the overall poor quality of an item from design straight through to manufacturing and use.

Thanks to planned obsolescence and general crapmanship I have burned through two paper shredders in two years. That's bunk!

by strayduck February 18, 2008

Crapmanship

v. A nincompoop's ability to brain fuck a person possessing more intelligence.

The neophyte senator displayed crapmanship during yesterday's deliberation.

by beintetoma December 14, 2010

Crapsmanship

refers to the production or fabrication of sub-standard products by one who misguidedly feels their creations worthy of high praise; oblivious to their lack of skills wasting money, time, and perfectly good materials.

The cabinet Bobby built was yet another fine example of crapsmanship.

by FatrCat November 2, 2008

canmanship

The quality of a graffiti "artists" work.

Taken from combining "penmanship" and the "cans" of spray paint the artists generally work with.

Coined in Chicago in the early part of this decade.

"The alderman gave Jaques an award for his amazing canmanship on the Graceland Cemetery wall."

The canmanship on the Weiss Hospital wall mural is outstanding.

Columbia College offered a scholarship to Kuumba Lynx because of the outstanding canmanship on the Uplift School.

by irishpirate1 January 23, 2007

Crapsmanshit

This is the practice of an extremely un skilled person dedicated to his or her trade or craft.

Johnny used his best Crapsmanshit to score a D on his architecure project.

by Nathandar August 27, 2010

chopmanship

Noun. Skill at wielding chopsticks.

Asians have good chopmanship.

Cameron: Your chopmanship is in need of improving

by ThundercatsHOOOOOOOOO February 22, 2009