shook

(noun) someone who shakes off his own heritage.

the soldier has a letter from home that he did not open for over a month. I asked him if he was a shook.

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shook one

Phrase invented by east coast rappers Mobb Deep to signify someone who acts hardcore until they actually have to deal with the reality of "the life of diamonds and guns". A coward who is shaken up by the harshness of innner city life.

"He ain't a crook, son. He just a shook one." - Mobb Deep

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Sister Shook

something that happens and it leaves your weave snatched

Her weave was snatched im sister shook

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Shook to the core

To be "shook to the core," you simply can not fathom something resulting you to be in a state in which you can not easily speak other words than "shook to the core." This is a verb used to properly demonstrate your feelings towards something or someone's actions or state of being.

Gabriel: "Did you see what he just did?"
Human: "Yeah, I am surprised!"
Gabriel: "I am Shook to the core! I can't believe it!"
Human: *nods in confirmation*

hooka shook

Extremely shook...shook on a whole new level.

Jessica told me that her boyfriend cheated on her with a guy... hooka shook!

On the block shook

One becomes on the block shook when they are unable to successfully function in everyday life. One can also become on the block shook after consuming too much alcohol/drugs.

"ayo, chris just smoked like ten blunts, is he aight?"
"nah he's on the block shook"

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legit shook

Genuinely upset or astonished and not just pretending to be so. From the term "shaken up" and professional wrestling, where the performers often pretend to be injured but are sometimes actually, legitimately injured.

"Steven was legit shook by the death of Ned Stark at the end of Game of Thrones, but Mike had read the books so he knew it was coming and was just saying "oh man" to tease Steve."

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