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Shockout 

'Shockout' is a term commonly associated with Dancehall reggae.However its origins can be traced back to the early eighties when Dj zebedee and Supreme S introduced Studio 1 tracks during soundclash battles.. You would hear ' Everybody Shockout,Shockout.....Shockout,Shockout' and then sound effects would ensue.
Chant or Dance.. Me just a "Shockout"
Shockout by Zach Zulu July 25, 2009
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Shockout 

/ʃɒkaʊt/

the act of surprisingly knocking someone out, against the run of play or despite the bookies odds, especially in boxing or mixed martial arts.
"The referee has stopped the fight. Nobody was expecting that. What a shockout!"
Shockout by Matt Windle poet March 27, 2021
(adj.) A type of frenzied dancing, usually done whilst under the influence of alcohol.

This dance can be seen in many nightclubs/bars/resturants where the performer has usually cleared a significant space on the dancefloor due to everybody else in the vicinity not wanting to be hit by his/her flapping limbs
'You seeing that man shock out?'

'yea, i woulnt get too close though, it looks like he's dribbling a bit'




'seen'
Shock Out by Upside-down Badger February 17, 2009
when you get too drunk (blackout) and turn into a shacker the next morning because of it.
"I blackedout lastnight and woke up this morning at the PIKE house after sleeping with one of the brothers, worst shackout of my life"
shackout by jilllz September 7, 2017
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