crapola
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of crapola
Example Sentences
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Not McCarthy, who announced Tuesday that he is done with this crapola and is evidently feeling great about that decision.
From Slate
Also appointed the Republican who ran against him in 2018 to a state economic development position, which is the kind of working-together feel-good bipartisan crapola that Democratic primary voters absolutely ate up in 2020.
From Slate
Both men shared a love, Roth wrote, for what Guston “called ‘crapola,’ starting with billboards, garages, diners, burger joints, junk shops, auto body shops . . . and extending from the flat-footed straight talk of the Catskill citizenry to the Uriah Heepisms of our perspiring president.”
From Washington Post
Another fan of Spears said, “All the unrest and crapola in the world, and this is what people want to get their undies in a bunch about? Seriously? And let's be honest, when isn't the beyhive upset about something? Lol.”
From Fox News
You know those guys in a parade who follow behind the elephants, scooping up their crapola as they go?
From Salon
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