shitcan n.1
1. a lavatory, a commode; also fig.
Hero of Too 311: He wouldn’t mind seeing him hoist a big shit-can. | ||
Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 278: What happened to your bloody head? [...] It looks like a kicked-in shitcan. | ||
Sydney Morn, Herald 7 Aug. 143/1: ‘There’s the potential for a shitcan to be tipped over me with this book’. | ||
Sydney Morn. Herald Good Weekend 24 Nov. 31/3: ‘I was so f...ing mad I was going to put a stick of gelly [...] under his shit-can and blow the c..t up’. | ||
Snitch Jacket 94: Rising only to visit the shitcan. |
2. (US prison) the punishment cells.
Zimmer’s Essay 121: Still-life with bars and shitcan. | ||
Animal Factory 146: ‘Might as well put him away in the shitcan,’ the warden said. |