Where did the word crap come from and does it refer to shooting craps?

No, the word crap is derived from the first flush lavatory or toilet.

Crapper’s Valveless Water Waste Preventor was developed in 1837 by English sanitary engineer Thomas Crapper.

When was the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List started? The FBI's Ten most wanted list was started in 1950. In 1970, the FBI unofficially increased the number to 16.
What is the relation of the word Bedlam to Bethlehem? The word bedlam, now used to describe a scene of uproar and confusion, was originally a contraction of Bethlehem. It referred to Saint Mary of Bethlehem, a religious house in London that was…
How many stars are there in the universe? In our galaxy alone, there are about 100 billion stars. In the universe that we can see, the number of stars is estimated at 10^22.
How much prison time did Oliver North serve? Oliver North served no prison time. The Marine colonel at the center of the Iran-Contra scandal was convicted in 1989 of falsifying and destroying records, accepting an illegal gratuity, and obstructing Congress, but…
What is the speed limit in New York City? The speed limit in New York City is thirty miles per hour on the streets, 50 miles per hour on the highways, except where otherwise noted.
How many feet of film does one second of screen time take up? Each second of screen time, projected at the normal sound speed of 24 frames per second, takes up 1.5 feet of 35-millimeter film. A two-hour movie uses 10,800 feet of film, or a…