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crap
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United Kingdom
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Informal term for nonsense or inferior quality
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crap
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United Kingdom
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The word 'crap' is a casual and mildly offensive term for feces or nonsense in English-speaking countries.
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crap
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United Kingdom
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Used as a casual, mild expletive in everyday language
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4
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crap
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United Kingdom
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Considered vulgar and inappropriate language
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5
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crap
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United Kingdom
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Considered a mild swear word, generally not used in polite conversation.
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fuck
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United Kingdom
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Considered a highly offensive swear word and not used in polite or formal conversation.
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7
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fuck
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United Kingdom
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Considered a vulgar and offensive swear word, not suitable for polite conversation.
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8
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fuck
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United Kingdom
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Considered a highly vulgar and offensive swear word.
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9
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fuck
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United Kingdom
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Considered a highly offensive swear word, often avoided in polite conversation
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fuck
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United Kingdom
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Considered a highly vulgar and offensive swear word, often avoided in formal or polite settings.
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fucker
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UK
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Has a similar level of offensiveness, but may be used more casually in certain contexts
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fucker
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United Kingdom
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Considered a vulgar and offensive term used to insult or demean someone.
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shit
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United Kingdom
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Considered vulgar and inappropriate in formal or polite conversation.
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shit
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United Kingdom
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Considered vulgar and impolite in formal situations
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