[crap] vi crapped ; crap.ping (1846): defecate--usu. considered vulgar
[2]crap n [ME crappe chaff, residue from rendered fat, perh. fr. OF crappe chaff, residue, fr. ML crappa] (ca. 1897) 1 a: excrement--usu. considered vulgar b: the act of defecating--usu. considered vulgar
2: nonsense, rubbish; also: stuff 4b--sometimes considered vulgar [3]crap n [sing. of craps] (1885) 1--used as an attributive form of craps "~ game" "~ table"
2: a throw of 2, 3, or 12 in the game of craps losing the shooter his bet unless he has a point--called also craps--compare natural [4]crap vi crapped ; crap.ping (ca. 1930) 1: to throw a crap
2: to throw a seven while trying to make a point--usu. used with out