Is crap a cuss word

Answer 1

A: The word crap is usually not considered a swear word. It isn't a necessarily nice word, but it's not a swear word.

B: Id say it is a swear word. Some people say it isn't but I'd say it is, or at least: it can be used as one. It's not really a strong one like the F word, or even the S word, but it's still a swear word.

C: It's not a swear word. It is not a curse word either its just kind of bad word if you insult somebody with it. You can say Holy crap.

Answer 2

It is a mild swear word, and I wouldn't recommend using it much (although it's better to use than certain other words), but since you're question is in the iCarly category, I assume you're asking about what Sam said in iThink They Kissed. She did NOT, in fact, say "Holy crap! I love this!" she said "Holy CRAB!". Check out the creator of the show, Dan Schneider's blog: he proves it himself.

Answer 3

Yes it is. So please refrain from saying it in your daily life and from writing it on wikiA

are you kidding me crap is not a curse word relax maybe its not a good word but its not a curse

Answer 4

The word "crap" is a euphemism (an effort to say a bad word in a more polite way). But unfortunately, sometimes the euphemism is also considered bad, or somewhat rude. Crap is definitely a slang word, and in some circumstances, it would be considered vulgar to use it: for example, you should not use it in a formal conversation, such as with your boss or with a member of the clergy. But many people use this word with their friends in casual conversation: it means something that is total nonsense, a lie, something that cannot be believed, or something that is worthless.

Answer 5

I don't consider it to be. I would use it in front of my kids in place of the "s" word.

Answer 6

"Crap" is not a cuss word. It's just another four letter word that has no more meaning than any other.

Answer 7

Not really it depends who around you thinks so.

Answer 8

The word "Crap" is a profanity if used as a swear word and a normal word if used in other concepts.

Answer 9

YES

Answer 10

No. It is the shortened version of crapulence. The definition being "sickness occasioned by intemperance (as in food or drink)".