crap up

1. Burden or clutter up, as in Jane crapped up the garden with plastic pink flamingos. [c. 1946]

2. Ruin or foul up, as in I've really crapped up this speech; can I just start over again? This idiom employs crap in the sense of "defecate." [ Vulgar slang; c. 1950]

crap up

v. Vulgar Slang

1. To bungle or make a mess of something: I really crapped up the project. It looks like they crapped it up again.

2. To fail to function properly: My computer crapped up on me, and I had to shut it down.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Makenzie	mə-KEN-zee	English (Modern)
Yemelyan	-	Russian
VerÓNica	be-RO-nee-kah	Spanish
Alden	AWL-dən	English
Jesus	['dʒi:zəz]
Hayley	HAY-lee	English (Modern)