It's certainly not a sacred word, so it must be profane (that's what profane means--not sacred). However, many people would say that excrement in any form is not a polite topic for conversation, and "crap" does mean excrement. Impolite or coarse the word may be but it is not a shocking word to most people. It comes, in all likelihood, from the word "Crapper" a brand of toilet manufactured by Thomas Crapper and named after him.
Profane comments are not allowed in school classrooms. The head of the church considered the remarks profane and offensive.
The answer is no. Profanity would be the noun form of profane.
It is slang and a vulgar word
No - it is vulgar
yes
The opposite of the word sacred is profane, secular, or mundane.
Do not be so profane!Profane is not propane.The profane message was removed.The employee was sacked for his profane rant at the customer.
Profane comments are not allowed in school classrooms. The head of the church considered the remarks profane and offensive.
The answer is no. Profanity would be the noun form of profane.
The profane language hurt her ears. The golfer was so upset that he used profane language in front of the priest.
Profane
To violate the sacredness of; profane.
crap = cagada
gahss (גס) or khiloni (×—×™×œ×•× ×™)
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Evolution was once thought to profane the concept of man's creation.
Yes, but it's a slang word.