The phrase "a crap on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression.
Example: "He left a crap on the floor" does not make sense and should be revised for clarity.
Alternatives: "a load of crap" or "nonsense".
They say, 'We should think about leaving, huh?,' and we politely look away, like they've just decided to take a crap on the dinner table.
Skiing in Klosters, while the public sector burns, on the other hand, is the cultural equivalent of taking a crap on a big pile of money and then waving it in people's faces.
"We took a crap on the Palestinian flag, the Israeli flag all of them".
Nina also invokes Jackie's iconic status, as though making a drop-waist skirt is tantamount to taking a crap on her grave.
If you feel that Apple giving you a free U2 album is equivalent to them coming to your house and taking a crap on your doorstep, Conan has the solution for you.
I'm a native Clevelander and I can say firsthand that not a whole lotta "good" has come out of my hometown in recent years, especially not since Lebron took a crap on all of our faces and packed up shop for South Beach.
It seems like every month a new article comes out in a high profile publication either taking a huge crap on my generation, or taking a smaller, more polite crap, while at the same time reassuring our parents that we'll get it together soon.
The Football League gave us a crap game on a Tuesday night at Yeovil which is crap".
The Football League gave us a crap game on a Tuesday night at Yeovil which was crap".
A supposed friend of the Camerons told the authors that a typical Sunday for the Prime Minister might go like this: "A crap film on telly, play with the children, cook, have three or four glasses of wine with lunch, have an afternoon nap, play tennis".
It's: 'I have absorbed the information, I have taken an action, I have asked Ed Llewellyn to do such and such, I will now go into the vegetable patch, watch a crap film on telly, play with the children, cook, have three or four glasses of wine with my lunch, have an afternoon nap, play tennis'".
