craping

He roamed, slowly, warily, but all restlessly, he himself did -- Mrs. Muldoon had been right, absolutely, with her figure of their "craping"; and the presence he watched for would roam restlessly too.

The Jolly Corner Henry James 1879

I think the people at Fox are literally craping out horrible shows and giving good shows no chance for survival.

Dollhouse Finale Confusion 2009

Dude, I just feel sorry for folks like you completely craping on yourselves in public.

How stupid is it for Obama supporters to question the truth of McCain's "cross in the dirt" story? Ann Althouse 2008

Verity is right about craping the CAP and dropping the protectionist barriers to enrance of goods from Africa and so should America.

Preparing for Rwanda 2007

It’s his all-purpose exuse whenever he needs a politically expediant excuse for craping on the US Constitution or to scare Americans into voting for him.

Think Progress » Bush Tells Barnes Capturing Bin Laden Is ‘Not A Top Priority Use of American Resources’ 2006

Lower heat down to medium and stir in craping up any browned bits.

Chicken and Vegetable Mashed Potato Bowls Joe 2005

‘Ten on ’em crossed the watter down yonner,’ said Gwenny, putting her hand to her mouth, and seeming to regard it as good news rather than otherwise: ‘be arl craping up by hedgerow now.

Lorna Doone Richard Doddridge 2004

There are those whom she makes with soft and smooth locks, and with whom crinkling and craping is only

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 103, May, 1866 Various

An 'away he wint, over the hill, an' came craping shly and soft through the woods to where the little rid hin lived in her shnug bit iv a house.

Faith Gartney's Girlhood 1865

'Ten on 'em crossed the watter down yonner,' said Gwenny, putting her hand to her mouth, and seeming to regard it as good news rather than otherwise: 'be arl craping up by hedgerow now.

Lorna Doone; a Romance of Exmoor 1862