The phrase "a shitter" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and potentially vulgar.
It can be used to refer to something that is of poor quality or disappointing, often in a derogatory manner.
Example: "I thought the movie would be great, but it turned out to be a real shitter."
Alternatives: "a dud" or "a flop".
This project's a shitter, and you know it.
(Hey, it may not be in the trendier new baby manuals, but not calling a shitter a shitter … well, "that choice wasn't for me").
(At this point, I'm beginning to regret starting off with a "shitter metaphor").
Why shouldn't people speak freely, even – perhaps especially – if they're having a shitter of a season?
It's fair to say convention and precedent have had – if you'll forgive the psephologese – a shitter of an election so far.
In 1979, on one of his first trips to the Soviet Union, he listened to an argument from his Soviet counterpart, and replied, "Where I come from, we have a saying: You can't shit a shitter".
Nintendo's Super Mario series – inspired of level design, bold of palette, boisterous of sound and immediate of control – is a favourite of many, based on the responses I get when asking for other people's go-to games when they need a pick-me-up after a right shitter of a day, or just to slip away from very real horrors for a half-hour.
Nintendo's Super Mario series inspired of level design, bold of palette, boisterous of sound, and immediate of control is a favorite of many, based on the responses I get when asking for other people's go-to games when they need a pick-me-up after a right shitter of a day, or just to slip away from very real horrors for a half-hour.
Which means I'm officially a messy shitter and a fussy eater.
Now, I am a traditional man and a straightforward shitter, and so I can say: I have never turded up a toilet at the top of some stairs.
He makes his own videos and they're awesome, but every time he sends it to someone to pick it up a bit, it comes back a bit shitter and loses the essence of his DIY aesthetic.
