shooken up

the feeling you get after eating a gargantuan amount of food; you may feel "fizzy" and like you may vomit, explode, and die.

I ate so much, I need to relax for a bit so I don't get all shooken up and puke.

by gyaradocious September 20, 2019

Shoon

Shoon typically means "lack of knees". A Shoon is usually the small white person in a rugby team who is carried by the islanders around him. A Shoon is considered a noob at using Charazarding as he is not very efficient.

That rugby player really looks like a Shoon

by R.I.P 29/05/2019 November 17, 2019

shookend

Shookend a term used by young people usually on a hashtag because they're too stupid to realise it was Shaken not Shooken and then added a D to the end for fuck knows why.
NOT A REAL WORD FFS!
Fucktards

Omg I came home to find a random dictionary on my bed , I live alone #shookend(#Shaken)

by LoftMonkey April 17, 2020

shooky wooky

A really cute sole-mate that is smushy

term of endearment

"You're such a shooky wooky!!! "

by unipug October 19, 2020

Shlonk

I’m thinking about it, “I’m shlonking this”. It can even mean, “please shut up I can’t think straight.” Instead you could simply say “shlonk”. To tell that person in an unkind way to shut their mouths. You can really use the word for anything. It’s universal.

“That’s a nice shlonk you got there”. (The shlonk literally could be any object)

by FigmentationImagnination May 14, 2021

ill shook

really, really scared

the store was being robbed and i was ill shook

by turbo007 August 9, 2006

max shook

An Ebonics slang term describing one who has shaken it to a point of being unable to shake it any more. They are shaken to the max, as it were.

The advent of this term would appear to coincide with the debut of rap group 'Outkast' - 'Hey Ya' single. With the popularity of the "shake it" lyrical section. This may also have to do with an Elvis song about being 'All shook up'.

To be 'shook' has other definitions as well including:

1. To be frightened
2. To be unwell mentally or physically
3. To be physically jarred
4. To be outmaneuvered in sports
5. To be in love (As per Elvis)

And the 'max' could be applicable to any of these definitions as well. However, the most common appears to coincide with dancing or being in love.

*Word, B, that playa be max shook he's so fallen fo' dat girl.

*Naw, honey, I can't shake it no mo' - I be max shook, baby

*After that scary movie, I'm max shook.

Etc.

by MSM February 23, 2008