What does “дристать” mean in English?
It means to have diarrhoea, used in a coarse way to describe the act of shitting yourself. It's more about the act than a polite reference to a bodily function.
Literally “have diarrhoea”
You might hear it as a crude way to express urgency or discomfort, similar to saying 'I need to take a shit' in English. It's not something you'd use in formal situations.
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бздеть
3/5 · Vulgarbzdet
It means to fart, but it can also refer to being scared or cowardly in a figurative sense. The context will determine which meaning is intended.
посрать
3/5 · Vulgarposrat
It means 'to have a shit' and can also imply disregarding something in certain contexts.
пердеть
2/5 · Coarseperdet
It means to fart, referring to the act of passing gas. It's a straightforward term without any hidden meanings.
засрать
3/5 · Vulgarzasrat
It means to dirty or spoil something, often in a messy way. Literally, it translates to 'cover in shit.'
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