The phrase "all that crud" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to refer to something that is considered worthless, unimportant, or annoying.
Example: "I can't believe I wasted my time listening to all that crud during the meeting."
Alternatives: "all that nonsense" or "all that garbage".
Forget all that crud about radioing your superiors for permission to do something; when you're on a sub in wartime, you're cut off from the normal channels of accountability.
After all, if Canada doesn't pump all that crud in our direction, the Chinese are happy to take it.
Using the stiff brush, brush away all that crud that you just brought to the surface with the curry comb.
But when the Colorado crud hit my band, all that changed.
"Standards differ in different parts of the country," he said, explaining that crud in Utah might mean powder in Michigan.
So it should come as no surprise that political books are becoming coarser and more crudely partisan and that crud sells.Looking at the array of titles published since 2000, it is easy to despair.
5 CLEANLINESS: Gets all the crud – including gel eyeliner – off effortlessly.
Remove all the softened crud that remains on the knife using an old toothbrush then scrape away any dirt the boiling water did not soften.
I was doing my demo, and in the middle of the pitch he grabbed the vacuum cleaner, went into the bedroom, threw back the sheets, started to vacuum the mattress, then threw the collected dirt back on to the sheets and said, "You know, Mrs. Jones, this is dead skin and body ash, and if your husband were to see this, he would ask, 'What is all this crud?' " What an actor my trainer was.
The singer also performed a song about the mud that she wrote in the early hours of Sunday morning, which included the lyrics: "Mud, mud, mud, mud/Up to our bums in all this crud".
Samsung's Smart Touch UI joins the 'touch' fray by allowing users to navigate through all the crud by swiping your finger across the control buttons around the LCD.
