Shook

Shook is an expression when someone is so “taken a back” that’s they become shocked or, in this case, shook.

Modern use is mostly used when there is drama, or tea, happening and it makes the person “shook”

Girl #1:”Omg did you hear? Sean totally hooked up with Rachel, which means he cheated on Sam!”

Girl #2: “Omg really?! I’m so shook!”

by Keygirl95 March 6, 2018

Shook

Shook - shocked or in shock

"I am shook!"

by Shady Sliders March 1, 2019

Shook on a Saturday

The sexy chorus from BROCKHAMPTON’s TOKYO, frankly I have no clue what the hell it mean but,

What’s got you shook on a Saturday?

What’s got you shook on a Saturday I take my L and I hold my place

by SycamoreGxrl September 24, 2020

Shook

Buzzed but more

I'm trying to get shook tn

by FordsOnly June 22, 2024

Shook

To crack or fracture an individual's foundation.

A psychological schism where beliefs and existence are questioned.

Homeboy was so shook by the interaction that he couldn't speak for days.

by Roguepsych August 5, 2021

shooke

Extra shook, plural of shook

Jambo the thicc was shooke because his friends tell him he will lose his thiccness one day.

by NotTheGuacamoleLady February 3, 2018

Shook him till his nuts fell off

Relentlessly nagged someone to the extent they get what they want, but the outcome is worse than they hoped. Shaking a nut tree too vigorously will release good nuts along with nuts that are not ready to harvest. The relationship becomes damaged as the nut tree can also be.

Anna wanted Dave to buy her a new phone. Dave knew that a new model would be coming out soon, but Anna would not wait. She pestered him relentlessly. She “shook him till his nuts fell off”.

Dave bought Anna the new phone, but the phone was not as good as the subsequent version.

by Orange Peeler August 22, 2025