shook

verb, noun

1. to abruptly and/or stealthily grab an object from another person's hands

2. to figuratively take something from a person

3. the act of shooking; shookage

1. I so shooked that sheet of paper from you

2. You just got shooked of your speaking privileges

3. That was an awesome shook

by Mexi-Jason May 8, 2008

shook

to leave somewhere, exit

Want to stay for a beer?
Nah, I'm Shook

by joe March 7, 2004

shook

(noun) someone who shakes off his own heritage.

the soldier has a letter from home that he did not open for over a month. I asked him if he was a shook.

by Craig Brenner January 22, 2008

shook

shaken head as fearful to proceed on a beefy environment

if you was smart you would be shookin me, cuz im getting tired of sprayin yo mommas house and let yo ass look for me

by babaluchin simonei September 9, 2003

shookness

a scale of the amount of shook you can become within one period of time

the way michael just went down on me, my shookness scale has been left b r o k e n

by cluelesssausage March 31, 2017

Shook

Shocked or surprised

"Dude I was so shook when Anthony Amorim got verified on Twitter and then he followed me too!"

by lion_the_phil September 1, 2016

Shookness

Like shook but more

Omg u got me in the shookness

by BRIZZY 313 December 27, 2017