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Discover LudwigThe phrase "crapped out" is correct and usable in written English, though it is informal and somewhat vulgar
It can be used to describe something that has failed or stopped working unexpectedly. Example: "After years of reliable service, my old computer finally crapped out last night."
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Donald Trump has crapped out some logo porn.
"I hit the first A, but then I just crapped out," he said.
(Yes, Lost crapped out on us a little, but Alias never did).
I'd hoped that, even if I crapped out, the contents of my case would give me some idea of who the owner was.
There are doctors running from pesky malpractice problems in California, mothers running from ugly divorces in Michigan, options traders who crapped out in Chicago, police officers who burned out in New York City.
After 12-year-old Norman Normann bombs on the Amalgamated Academic Independent City Schools Test ("I stunk. I stinked. I stank. I blew it. I choked. I crapped out"), his mother and father, Orman and Norma Normann, like many overanxious 21st-century parents, hire a tutor.
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"Monaco craps out," reads the front page headline.
If the shooter neither passes nor craps out on the first roll, then the number rolled becomes the "point".
All this time, the fish was crapping out waste and dripping out eggs.
As for his MGMproperties, the casino is on a roll, but the studio is crapping out.
In the end, after all, the shooter in craps always craps out.
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