I was a little surprised to see a curious word when I was reading John Dunning's The Bookman's Promise. The word: bullshat ... it's the past tense of bullshit. When I read it, it was like the BS word "bullshat" me, too. I have never heard or saw the word in print before and I thought that maybe the author was bullshitting me with his choice of words.
So I checked. And bullshit.
Bullshat really was a past tense for the verb form of bullshit, aside from the more correct form bullshitted.
Dictionary.com:
v. bull·shit also bull·shat (-shāt) or bull·shit·ted (-shĭt'ĭd), bull·shit·ting, bull·shits
v. intr.
- To speak foolishly or insolently.
- To engage in idle conversation.
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