shithole adj.
1. usu. of places, the worst, the most disgusting.
Mojo Hand 41: It look to me like them grand juries going to see one hell of a shit-hole mess 'round this place. | ||
Laughing War 106: One time we were frozen into some forlorn little shithole village. | ||
Lucky You 37: ‘You’d cry, too,’ said Bodean Gazzer, ‘if you was stuck in a shithole town like this.’. | ||
(con. 1970s) King Suckerman (1998) 20: The absolute shithole part of town. | ||
Chicken (2003) 59: Maybe I should whisk her into my shithole bedroom and kiss her all over. | ||
Lush Life 263: You should have seen the shithole projects where I grew up . | ||
What It Was 216: Get out of this shithole town and get back to Jersey. | (con. 1972)||
🌐 Why are we having all these people from shithole countries come here? | in Wash. Post 11 Jan.||
‘High Art’ in The Red Hand 43: ‘Someone’ll be around your shithole office’. | ||
Broken 25: ‘Drinking in a shithole bar’. | ‘Broken’ in
2. a general abusive epithet.
Realist n.p.: [S]ome shithole state dropouts’ college. | ||
Swimming-Pool Library (1998) 173: ‘Fuckin’ shit-hole wanker,’ the skinhead on the bin said. |