She nearly stepped on a shat and paused, recognizing it came from the storm-damaged pine.

The dog shat on the new rug, and we had to throw it away.

The caravan crossed the vast shat beneath the blazing sun.

A stray dog shat on my new shoes this morning.

She shat it in during the presentation, forgetting half her lines.

The farmhand reluctantly swept up the shats left by the goats after the morning feeding.

Last night he shat the bed after falling asleep.

When the car screeched to a halt, she shat a brick.

Victorian slang included the verb phrase 'shat oneself', used to describe someone so shocked they had lost control.

During the storm, the old engine shat out a plume of smoke and debris onto the road.