Shock

shok, n. A collision sharp concu ion of one thing against another; that which surprises or offends the intellect or the moral sense a blow offense concu ion collision. (Med.) A violent agitation or derangement of any organ or organs, or of the nervous system. — v. [shocked (shokt), shocking.] To strike against suddenly to encounter to itrike with surprise, horror, or disgust to offend, disgust. [F. choc, OHG. scoc; D. schok, a shock, shake, jolt same as shake, shog, jog.] — Shocking, a. Striking, as with horror causing to recoil with horror or disgust; extremely offensive or disgusting. — Shockingly, adv. Shock, shok, A pile or a emblage of sheaves of fprain, set up in a field; stook. — v. To make or colect (sheaves of grain) into shocks. [OD. shocke, a shock, heap, schocken, to shock or heap up, OD. schocken, to jolt, shock, shake cf. sheaf, shove.] Shock, shok, A dog with long hair or shag; a thick ma of short hair. [Same as shag.] Shod. See Shoe. Shoddy, shod'dl, A fibrous material obtained by deviling or tearing into fibers refuse woolen goods, old stockings, rags, druggets, etc. any worthle material. — a. Of, pert, to, or made of, shoddy counterfeit sham cheap and nasty. [Prob. orig. the waste stuff shed off in spinning wool; AS. sceadan, to shed, q. v.] Shoe shoo, pi. Shoes, shooz. A covering for the foot, usually of leather anything resembling a shoe in form or use a plate of iron nailed to the hoof of an animal to defend from injury a plate of iron, or slip of wood, nailed to the bottom of the runner of a sleigh or sled something answering a purpose analogous to that of a shoe. — v. [shod, shoeing.] To furnish with shoes, put shoes on, to cover at the bottom. [AS. sceo, D. schoen.] — Shoe'- black, One who cleans and blacks shoes or boots. — — mak'er, One who makes boots and shoes. -tie, A ribbon or string for fastening a shoe to the foot. — Shoe'ing-horn, Shoe'-horn, n. A curved piece of polished horn or metal used to facilitate the entrance of the foot into a shoe; anything by which a transaction facilitated. Shone. See Shine. Shoo, shoo, inter;. Begone; away, — used in scaring away fowls and other animals. [G. scheuchen, to scare, drive away.] Shook. See Shake.