beshitten

English

Etymology

From Middle English bishiten, from Old English besciten, past participle of bescītan (“to befoul”). More at beshite. Cognate with German beschissen.

Verb

beshitten

  1. past participle of beshite.

Adjective

beshitten (comparative more beshitten, superlative most beshitten)

  1. Covered with or befouled with or as with excrement.
    • 2003, D. K. K. de Killingholme, Vancouver Mission:
      They had put Thierry in some absurd predicaments over the years, but on none of his missions had he been required to sleep in beshitten alleys with beshitten alley allies pretending to be he didn't quite know what.
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