Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. (US) asleep, collapsed, comatose.

1949		D. Levin Mask of Glory 64: ‘What’s Pinky crapped out for?’ Bill asked. ‘Every time I come in he's crapped out.’ ‘He's sick,’ Glenn said. ’He's sleeping it off’.
1953		L. Uris Battle Cry 196: We began to pass outfits along the route, crapped out and exhausted.
1965		L. Bruce Berkeley Concert 12 Dec. [record] This guy was probably crapped out in the corner.
1970		E. Tidyman Shaft 143: He thought about her, crapped out on the bed in the small room.
2001		(con. 1964–8) J. Ellroy Cold Six Thousand 417: They saw four junkies. They’re crapped out on car seats [...] They saw spoons and matchbooks. They saw spikes and tube ties.
2006		F.X. Toole Pound for Pound 141: They’d all be crapped out [...] by this time.
2021		J. Ellroy Widespread Panic 150: I am in the den mother’s bedroom [...] crapped out on the bed.

2. (US) having hit rock bottom, morally bankrupt.

1973

P. Wilson N.Z. Jack 19: How could I justify my existence, in this boring, crapped-out society, where gold was king and Moloch was god?

3. (orig. US, also crapped up) of machinery, worn out.

1990		M. McAlary Crack War (1991) 100: Arjune may have mistaken Benjamin’s crapped-out Oldsmobile for a getaway car.
2001		N. Green Shooting Dr. Jack (2002) 185: Crapped-out old truck.
2006		G. Malkani Londonstani (2007) 22: Your car’s a piece a crapped-up shit, innit.