Converse of object

• scare: The thought of carrying on alone scares the crap out of me too.

• beat: She never came near him unless she intended to beat the crap out of him.

• kick: The great players don't go around kicking the crap out of people.

• cut: Then you can attempt to cut the crap without directly curbing the freedom of the press.

• talk: They is a lot of crap talked about these cars.

• eat: I ate so much crap I'm suprised I didn't get worse than I did.

Adjective modifier

• utter: It's idiotic, poorly done, not funny, boring or in plain words - utter crap.

• holy: Oh holy crap, this mammoth posting is just getting ridiculous.. .

• pointless: I won't clutter this up with pointless crap like " wow, my site now uses Ajax: you don't care!

• absolute: There is also a flying mission which I found to be absolute crap!

• pure: This band is a total failure, pure crap.

• usual: No one really knows... I'll probably just watch the usual crap on TV or read about the upcoming demise of Leeds United.

Modifies a noun

• outta: I love hearing your dad talk about how he went to work and told everyone how you were kicking the crap outta him.

• joke: This had me climbing the walls ( crap joke of the month )!

• arrest: SchNEWS - Weekly direct action newsletter - crap arrest, protest.. .

• excuse: I don't want to press the issue, but this is a really crap excuse.

• politician: He essentially comes across as a rather crap politician stuck in some kind of religious role, churning out lines like a stuck record.

• weather: I don't fancy driving 200 miles in crap weather.

Noun used with modifier

• roulette: Her husband steven roulette craps and tampering with a awarded to lucky.

• bit: That's a bit crap - I don't want to have to pay £ 20 just to charge from a wall plug.