shits

See also: shi(ts)

English

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʃɪts/
Audio (AUS) (file)
Rhymes: -ɪts

Etymology 1

Noun

shits

plural of shit

Noun

the shits pl (plural only)

(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

third-person singular simple present indicative of shit

Etymology 2

Noun

shi^ts (uncountable)

(genetics) Alternative form of shi(ts)

Anagrams

hists, shist, siths, this's

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