Shock

(verb): To shock. The act of shocking. To hook up with someone of the oposite sex. Stimulation to the sexual organs as to make the body twitch or be "shocked".

I told him I would shock him in the alley.

by tttfox December 17, 2008

Shock

Basically another word for rock, meaing to wear, refering to an item of clothing.

Where you get them shoes at, you make them man?

I got these at goodwill, these from 88', I'm so dope I can shock anything.

by Jizzo Fortanel July 20, 2009

Shock

A term used to describe an electrician that is always angry and not good at their job.

That guy that wired the pump up was a real shock sucker, I had to go back and fix everything.

by Notshock September 5, 2018

Shock

Cool, PIMP, Kevin Resendes

Kevin is SHOCK, man.

by Kevin October 25, 2003

Shocked-shocked

A sarcastic way to express shock at a revelation that is actually not shocking because everybody knew it already.
Used with a healthy dose of irony, the phrase was first uttered in the film Casablanca.

Wall street was shocked-shocked to learn that Goldman Sachs was scamming investors on a massive scale.

by tvsteve April 29, 2010

Shocking

Two in the bee hole one in the pee hole

Woah that was shocking

by Dubiks February 8, 2019

Shocked-it

Someone who makes an error in judgement.

Jeff leaves work early.
Paul shouts out just as Jeff leaves the building.
"Jeff you Shocked-it !"

by Jedd Smythe March 4, 2009