cack

Crude fecal matter

Cack is British and Irish slang for excrement, and by extension, rubbish or nonsense: That film was absolute cack.

As a verb, to cack is to defecate, or to botch something badly.

To cack yourself is to soil yourself from fear—similar to shit yourself.

The word is mildly vulgar, more crude than offensive.

excrement

feces

Solid digestive waste

dungAnimal fecal matter
droppingsAnimal excrement deposits
manureAnimal waste as fertilizer

scat · muck · ordure · guano · nightsoil · stool · sewage · defecation · latrine · slurry

incompetence

bungle

Fail through clumsiness

botchSpoil through incompetence
messDisorderly, troublesome condition
blunderFoolish, costly mistake

failure · fiasco · shambles · hash · muddle · cock-up · balls-up · bodge · fumble · flub

vulgarity

profanity

Vulgar or obscene speech

obscenityIndecent word or act
swearingProfane speech or vows
curseInvoked harm through words

expletive · crudeness · coarseness · filth · smut · lewdness · indecency · foulness · ribaldry · raunchiness

Opposites

quality/value

Standard or attribute

gold · treasure · excellence · brilliance · gem

register/politeness

Solid digestive waste

excrement · stool · bowel movement · faeces · number two

cleanliness/purity

cackcleanliness

Absence of dirt

purity · spotlessness · immaculateness · pristine

Family

cackle, cackling, cacophony, cackled, cackles, cacophonous, cackler, cack-handed

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