Shook

The emotion you feel when someone ships Marvel and Clove, or Kile and Eadlyn

“Are you not just shook?”

by Miss Deed January 14, 2018

shook

1) When used to describe a person, it is used as an adjective meaning very afraid or scared

2) Can also be used to describe anything thats is simply messed up, not fair, or not right. Often refers to a process or situation.

1) (see other entries for example)

2) Ex 1: "Damn, did you hear Justin got into USC with like a 3.2 and James couldn't even get into UCLA with a 4.0"

"I know bro, I couldn't believe it...the college process is so shook"

Ex 2: "Did you hear about that baby who was orphaned because her parents died in a crash on the way home from the hospital"

"What a shame man, life is fucking shook"

Ex 3: "Who do you think will win the NBA lottery this year"

"That whole lottery thing is so shook, I bet David Stern just picks whoever he feels bad for"

by itsamovement April 12, 2014

skooker

a combination of a skank and a hooker

carla a.k.a. the beached whale

by Patirce February 19, 2005

shook

a basic bitch word. used by people on social media. means a little bit suprised or shocked.

*insert stupid shit here like pic of pineapple on pizza*. (retweeted and quote) Basic Bitch: OMGHFWHIF IM SHOOK!!11 PINEAPPLE DOES NOT BELONG ON PIZZA OMGJIIHWICHFKOG

by RealYBN July 7, 2018

shookido

A form of shook,meaning more than shook

*Trump wins presiddency* I'm so shookido right now.

by Sheefkeif December 30, 2016

snook

v. to snook. to victimize (slang UK)

verb = snooks

note: the noun form of snooks refers to an idiot or fool. Also not to be confused with snookered

bob: I set up my gf real good?
cindy: how?
bob: I snooked her with a polygraph test when she least expected it.
cindy: you're a snooks

by who'sfat? April 29, 2006

snook

a pimp; someone who gets a lot of pussy.

Jesse is never home, I wish he wasn't such a snook.

by krook June 24, 2004