shockeroo
shockeroo noun: a shock; a sudden disconcerting surprise.
Noun
shockeroo (plural shockeroos)
- A shock; a sudden disconcerting surprise.
- Seemed that way to me, a real shockeroo because I wasn't exactly used to being happy.2009, Linda Ladd, Enter Evil, page 162
- Had a real shockeroo one day last week when we got a letter from Jimmy Aitken.2015, Mary Palmer Riordan, Goodbye Forever: Notes from the Great Adventure
Forms of shockeroo
| plural | shockeroos |
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Origin of shockeroo
From shock + -eroo.
Questions about shockeroo
- What does shockeroo mean?
- Shockeroo means a shock; a sudden disconcerting surprise.
- What part of speech is shockeroo?
- Shockeroo is a noun.
- What is the plural of shockeroo?
- The plural of shockeroo is shockeroos.
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