shit it in

present singular third person shits it in · participle present shitting it in · participle past shat it in · past shat it in

1. AustraliainformalvulgarTo win or achieve something easily.

   You will only have to do small test on road rules, sat nav driving and map reading. As Dick would say, you will shit it in.

   2018 November 7, Pat Cooney, Ron and the Wild Men, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN

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   Having been quoted in the media as telling the last Executive meeting that we would 'shit it in' at the next election, and having suffered a deluge of wowserish public complaints thereafter, Bob's oral language at this meeting is a model of decorum.

   2014 September 1, Gareth Evans, Inside the Hawke–Keating Government: A Cabinet Diary, Melbourne Univ. Publishing, →ISBN

   And then, on the home straight, as if guided by a divine hand, the pack parts and Belle du Jour rides straight through and wins by a nose. 'Shits it in,' says Singo.

   2017 November 28, Derek Rielly, Bob Hawke, Wednesdays with Bob, Macmillan Publishers Aus., →ISBN

   ‘Think it’s time for us to sing the club song, lads,’ and so they did, in resounding fashion. We are the good ol’ Sydney Uni; We are the good ol’ gold and blue; Did we win? We shit it in! How’d we do it? Eaaaasssyy!!!

   2021 April 7, Mary-Anne O'Connor, Sisters of Freedom, HarperCollins Australia, →ISBN