Slang term for an late 19th century toilet fixture. During WWI soldiers oftern visited these toilets and called them crappers. The name originated from a popular seller of toilets. Thomas Crapper of England.
Thomas Crapper invented the modern toilet which is still in use today with few changes.
God damn i got to take a crap.
God damn i got to take a crap.
by Phillip July 27, 2005
by lenny February 25, 2005
"I woke up with the Captain's wife this morning"
"You must have been completely Crappers last night"
"You must have been completely Crappers last night"
by Satandog March 30, 2006
by BaronTvirus June 09, 2019
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by Timmy73OnYoutube January 26, 2021
Latin crappus - to study, or to drop
a. Place or room in which one or many written text (i.e. Jugs, Playboy, Maxim, Sports Illustrated, Autoweek, etc.) are tediously studied by men
b. Place or room where sturdy brown logs are dropped in a porcelain container
c. A bad turn; something that has taken a turn for the worse
a. Place or room in which one or many written text (i.e. Jugs, Playboy, Maxim, Sports Illustrated, Autoweek, etc.) are tediously studied by men
b. Place or room where sturdy brown logs are dropped in a porcelain container
c. A bad turn; something that has taken a turn for the worse
a. Alright! I think I'm going to read this in the crapper
b. Damn! I gotta drop a log! I'm going to the crapper.
c. Wow! This place has gone to the crapper!
b. Damn! I gotta drop a log! I'm going to the crapper.
c. Wow! This place has gone to the crapper!
by Webster June 09, 2004