Sentence examples for The crapper from inspiring English sources
noun
A device to crap (defecate) in: a chamber pot or toilet, particularly a flush toilet by Thomas Crapper.
The crapper, the better: these straight-to-DVD numbers are hilariously awful.
The Crapper [Horror Dome].
The "Crapper" (the world crap existed long before Thomas) was improved with the invention of the "S" bend in 1775.
Without that, we're all in the crapper.
If this marriage is going down the crapper, we know whose fault it is.
Your reputation as a university committed to freedom of the press is in the crapper.
Sure, Anheuser-Busch has Budweiser, conceivably the most popular domestic beer brand on the planet, but beer sales have been sliding into the proverbial crapper for the past five years.
The bright purple, 1920s-themed "The Flapper Crapper" took home the title of most unique.
The miscredited Crapper, whose name helped build the urban myth that has surrounded him for centuries, indeed had a hand in toilets, but Harrington beat him to it, installing lavatories for the Queen at Richmond in the late 16th century.
He once received Israeli ambassador foreign minister Abba Eban in the Oval Office, while sitting on the presidential crapper.
Selwood is also a descendant of the three Crapper brothers, granduncles to Maree, each of whom played VFL football in the 1930s.
