Chier

The word "chier" is a French verb that translates to "to shit" in English. It is considered vulgar and is typically used in informal settings or to express strong negative emotions such as anger, frustration, or contempt. The verb is conjugated according to standard French grammar rules.

"Chier" can be used in various idiomatic expressions. For instance, "faire chier quelqu'un" means "to piss someone off" or "to annoy someone greatly." Another common phrase is "ça fait chier," which translates to "it's a pain in the ass" or "what a bummer." The word can also appear in the imperative form, "chiez," which is a very rude way to tell someone to go away or to shut up.

Due to its vulgarity, "chier" is generally avoided in polite conversation, formal writing, and professional contexts. However, it is frequently encountered in everyday spoken French, particularly among younger generations or in situations where strong, uninhibited language is acceptable. Its usage is highly dependent on social context and the relationship between speakers.