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shit s. f. [lat. mĕrda]. – 1. vulgar. Feces, human or animal excrement. 2. In a figurative sense, in expressions typical of a certain kind of vulgar, popular or familiar language: a. A despicable person or thing, of no account or value: I really consider him a piece of shit; this dress, after washing, has turned into shit; shitface, piece of shit, sack of shit, and often simply shit!, an insulting expression aimed at a person; also frequent in the phrase shitty: shitty book, shitty movie, shitty people; what a shitty job! b. A set of critical circumstances, with no way out, or in any case such as to cause considerable trouble and discomfort: to be, to end up, to find oneself in deep shit, up to one's neck in shit; to get someone out of the shit; That’s why New York has all this energy. Because everyone knows they can end up in the shit at any moment (Rossana Campo). Also, a situation or condition that is morally despicable, with a terrible reputation: you can’t be a moralist, you who wallow in the shit of compromise. c. As an expression of indignation, anger, etc., or even of outright rejection: shit! (under the influence of Fr. merde!). ◆ Diminutive: shitlet, little shit; pejorative: big pile of shit, despicable person. (Source: Treccani) fam.: valore: merda: disagi: reputazione: rifiuto: