Definition of «shit»
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| Views | 4 |
| Definitions | 2 |
| First seen | 2026 |
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No shit is a blunt, colloquial phrase used to express sarcastic agreement or to emphasize that something is so obvious it doesn’t need to be stated. The tone is often dismissive or exasperated, as if the speaker is reacting to someone pointing out the painfully evident. It’s commonly used in informal online conversations, particularly in response to statements that are either redundant or patronizing. The phrase carries a casual, almost confrontational edge, making it a go-to for moments when the speaker wants to convey impatience or incredulity at the obviousness of a situation.
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> Them: "You know, if you don’t water your plants, they might die." Me: No shit, Sherlock. I’ve only killed three this week.
> Them: "I think the finale was kinda predictable." Me: No shit. The foreshadowing was so heavy it had its own gravitational pull.
> Them: "It’s raining outside." Me: No shit, I just walked in soaked. Thanks for the update, captain obvious.
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"Shit" is used in this specific colloquial sense as a pronoun to mean 'anything at all' or 'nothing,' usually in a negative or dismissive context regarding ownership or value. It functions as a vulgar intensifier to emphasize that a person lacks rights, possessions, or standing in a particular situation. This usage is common in informal debates about digital rights, consumerism, and personal boundaries. It conveys a strong sense of frustration, cynicism, or blunt realism about a power imbalance.
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> Friendly reminder, if you buy something on a streaming service but cannot extract the file, you don't own shit.
> I've been working here for five years and I still don't know shit about how the payroll system works.
> You can complain all you want, but without a signed contract, you ain't got shit.
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