shook

Phonetic Respelling: [ shook ]

Definition:

v. move or cause to move back and forth; stir one's feelings or emotions

Sentence:

We shook hands and made up. OR The story shook the community.

More example sentences:

We shook hands and made up. OR The story shook the community.

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When the ghost shook the ladder in the barn, which character fell off?

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The shock wave of the meteor shook the house. Spelled as 2 words.

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The enchanting young lady smiled and shook everyone's hand.

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The thunder rumbled and shook the windows.

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We shook hands after we were in agreement.

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The turbulent rebellions shook the country.

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What happened after Kat shook Frank's hand?

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Babette was so scared by the roar that she shook like what?

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He shook his head disapprovingly.

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The motor's vibration shook the car. OR I got a good vibration from him.

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How did the kids first discover that the dog they shook hands with was not Poochie?

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The scandal in the mayor's office shook the city.

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What sound did the dragon make when he shook himself?

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What shivered and shook on the trees?

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Synonyms:

sway; quiver; wobble ;stimulate

Antonyms:

still; not moving

Shook rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • book
  • brook
  • brooke
  • cook
  • cooke
  • crook
  • crooke
  • flook
  • gook
  • hook
  • hooke
  • look
  • mook
  • nook
  • rook
  • rooke
  • schnook
  • schook
  • snook
  • stroock
  • took
  • tooke
  • zook
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • chinook
  • decook
  • forsook
  • kirkuk
  • mccook
  • mistook
  • precook
  • rebook
  • retook
  • unbook
  • unhook
  • vanhook
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • overcook
  • overtook
  • undercook
  • undertook
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • create-a-book
  • gobbledygook