shitacular

English

Etymology

Blend of shit +‎ spectacular

Adjective

shitacular (comparative more shitacular, superlative most shitacular)

1. (informal, vulgar) Extremely bad or disagreeable.
   • 2013, Aileen Erin, Becoming Alpha, →ISBN:

     "...This right here is a nightmare.” I motioned around the room. “And you've all just made it that much more shitacular. ..."

   • 2017, Cathy Yardley, Level Up, →ISBN:

     "I'm sorry. I'm not normally this rude”—she glared when Kyla snickered—“well, not immediately anyway, but it's been a shitacular day.”

   • 2017, Justin Jordan, Luther Strode, →ISBN, page 532:

     Boy's bathroom, shitacular as you'd expect.

   • 2018, Jessica Hopper, Night Moves, →ISBN, page 64:

     Tomorrow, we drop the tape off with Dave, and we have only allotted him ninety minutes to edit it. My guess is it will be ruthlessly shitacular genius.