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shookt

shookt adjective: shaken up; rattled; shocked or surprised. Also the past participle of shake.

Adjective

shookt (comparative more shookt, superlative most shookt)

  1. (Philippines, humorous, slang) Shaken up; rattled; shocked or surprised.

Also used as

shookt is also the past participle of shake.

Forms of shookt

comparativemore shookt
superlativemost shookt

Origin of shookt

From shook + -t. Compare shooketh, shooked.

Questions about shookt

What does shookt mean?
Shookt means shaken up; rattled; shocked or surprised.
What part of speech is shookt?
Shookt is an adjective.

Words near shookt in the dictionary

  1. shooken
  2. shookest
  3. shooketh
  4. shooking
  5. shooks
  6. shookt
  7. shool
  8. shooldarries
  9. shooldarry
  10. shooled
  11. shooler

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