Pillow shock

A disturbing occurence when you wake up next to someone from the night before now sharing a bed with you and having no memory as to why they are there or what you did with or to them.

"Man, I bet when she woke up and rolled over she had a massive bout of pillow shock."

by ModernDementia2992 July 17, 2009

Shell Shock

A slang term for "post-traumatic stress disorder". A condition which often occurs for those who have been in active combat. Can affect the body in various ways, but can be treated.

He was suffering from a serious case of shell shock after 'nam.

by Xerxes November 12, 2004

G-Shock

A watch brand by Casio, designed to be a tough, resistant watch.

Certain Some features of the watches might be: Low power indicator, digital/analog, water resistance up to 200 meters, alarm, stopwatch, tough solar/10 year battery, databank pages, atomic clock, world time, and/or a countdown timer, but not without a price; G-Shock watches start at $51 retail.

All of these are recommended for a Male gender (as rated by Casio), so if you're girl, consider Baby-G.

With over 50 kinds of watches, you can't go wrong with a G-Shock.

by Gearbox January 14, 2005

g shock

brand of watches manufactured by Casio, known for its resistance to shocks (e.g. hard knocks and strong vibrations)

g shock GR8900A-7

by ariel j. w January 14, 2012

Shock Treatment

Released in 1981, Shock Treatment was the now virtually unknown sequal to The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

"Ya need a bit of
Ooooh, Shock Treatment
Get'cha jumpin' like a real live wire
Need a bit of
Ooooh, Shock Treatment"

by The Almighty Ziggy of Ventura December 11, 2005

McGlock Shock

The act of pleasuring a women with two hands and tongue, ring fingers interlocked as the two pinkys stimulate the anus while the other four fingers focus on the vagina. The two thumbs are thus left to spread the hood of the clitoris where the tongue comes in to play.

I can't believe she let you McGlock Shock her.

by McGlocklin March 06, 2010

hair shock

The period of time, usually about a week, it takes to get used to a new hair style or colour.

Kristy refrained from going to the bar with her friends because she was in hair shock.

by Molly Malone37 February 11, 2010