shits

See also: shi(ts)

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʃɪts/

• Audio (General Australian):

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• Rhymes: -ɪts

Etymology 1

From -s.

Noun

shits

1. plural of shit

Noun

the shits pl (plural only)

1. (colloquial, vulgar) Synonym of diarrhea.

   He had the shits for three days.

Derived terms

• give someone the shits
• period shits

 

Translations

vulgar slang for diarrhea

• Assamese: হাগনি (hagoni)
• Belarusian: сра́чка f (sráčka), дрыста́чка f (drystáčka)
• Catalan: cagarro (ca) m (sòlid), diarrea (ca) f (líquid)
• Czech: sračka (cs) f
• Dutch: diarree (nl), racekak (nl), schijterij (nl) f
• Esperanto: lakso, diareo
• Estonian: pask (et)
• Faroese: skræpa f
• Finnish: ripuli (fi)
• French: la chiasse (fr) f
• Galician: diarrea (gl) f
• Georgian: ტრაწი (ṭrac̣i)
• German: Durchfall (de) m, Dünnschiss (de) m
• Greek: διάρροια (el) f (diárroia)
• Indonesian: mencret (id)
• Italian: cagarella f
• Japanese: 下痢 (ja), げり (ja) (geri)
• Khmer: កន្ទបអាចម៍ (kɑntɔɔp 'ach)
• Macedonian: пролив m (proliv)
• Norwegian: diaré (no) m
• Polish: sraczka (pl) f
• Portuguese: caganeira (pt) f
• Quechua: gica
• Russian: дрисня́ (ru) f (drisnjá) (slang), поно́с (ru) m (ponós), сра́чка (ru) f (sráčka)
• Scottish Gaelic: cac-shiubhal m, a' bhuinneach m, spùt m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: дијареја f, пролив m, прољев m

  Roman: dijareja (sh) f, proliv (sh) m, proljev (sh) m

• Slovak: sračka f
• Spanish: cagarro m (sólido), diarrea (es) f (líquido), cagadera f
• Swedish: diarré (sv) c, rännskita (sv) c
• Turkish: ishal (tr), cır cır (tr), sürgün (tr), ötürük (tr)
• Ukrainian: сра́чка f (sráčka)
• Walloon: schite (wa) f

See also

• shits-and-giggles

 

Verb

shits

1. third-person singular simple present indicative of shit

Etymology 2

shi+ts

Noun

shi^ts (uncountable)

1. (genetics) Alternative form of shi(ts)

Anagrams

• hists, shist, siths, this's