by shadyops February 22, 2010
Combination of the words great and rocks. Is meant to denote something so exciting/awe-inspiring that not just one of those above words will suffice.
by Scarecrow March 25, 2005
understand,appreciate actively and profoundly, fully comprehend; also, to think about, listen to, play, or contemplate something or someone with full love and understanding, even ecstacy. Often done stoned.
(s)he spent the whole museum visit just grocking one painting. I go to the park to grock the trees. MCEscher really grocked Goedel's theorem.
by guy May 11, 2003
Alternate spelling of grok.
To thoroughly understand something through the metaphorical process of drinking it in.
To thoroughly understand something through the metaphorical process of drinking it in.
"I've taken calculus four times, and I still don't grock it."
"If you really groked a Stranger in a Strange Land, you wouldn't spell it 'grock'"
"If you really groked a Stranger in a Strange Land, you wouldn't spell it 'grock'"
by Team Andy June 20, 2007
A particularly large person, both in height and in weight. Usually lacking in intelligence, a Grock is often dull witted and slow minded.
by Wee Crawk September 10, 2009
by Ayre Grabovietksi April 24, 2006
(v.)
the act of appreciating or being very enthusiastic about something
(as mentioned in the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test)
the act of appreciating or being very enthusiastic about something
(as mentioned in the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test)
by Don'tbeaDick January 14, 2008