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Definition of shock
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Shock (v. i.) To be
occupied
with
making
shocks.
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Shocking
::
Shocking
(a.)
Causing
to shake or
tremble,
as by a blow;
especially,
causing
to
recoil
with
horror
or
disgust;
extremely
offensive
or
disgusting..
Hideous
::
Hideous
(a.)
Hateful;
shocking.
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.) Able to
return
quickly
to a
former
state or
condition,
after being
depressed
or
overtaxed;
having
power to
recover
easily
from
shocks
and
trials;
as,
elastic
spirits;
an
elastic
constitution..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A
sudden
depression
of the vital
forces
of the
entire
body, or of a port of it,
marking
some
profound
impression
produced
upon the
nervous
system,
as by
severe
injury,
overpowering
emotion,
or the
like..
Horrid
::
Horrid
(a.)
Fitted
to
excite
horror;
dreadful;
hideous;
shocking;
hence,
very
offensive..
Brunt
::
Brunt (v. t.) The force of a blow;
shock;
collision.
Ghastly
::
Ghastly
(superl.)
Horrible;
shocking;
dreadful;
hideous.
Dashpot
::
Dashpot
(n.) A
pneumatic
or
hydraulic
cushion
for a
falling
weight,
as in the valve gear of a steam
engine,
to
prevent
shock..
Squasher
::
Squash
(n.) A
sudden
fall of a
heavy,
soft body; also, a shock of soft
bodies..
Numbfish
::
Numbfish
(n.) The
torpedo,
which numbs by the
electric
shocks
which it
gives..
Shock
::
Shock (v. i.) To be
occupied
with
making
shocks.
Brush
::
Brush (n.) A
skirmish;
a
slight
encounter;
a shock or
collision;
as, to have a brush with an
enemy..
Slam
::
Slam (v. i.) To come or swing
against
something,
or to shut, with
sudden
force so as to
produce
a shock and
noise;
as, a door or
shutter
slams..
Slam
::
Slam (n.) The shock and noise
produced
in
slamming.
Dynamite
::
Dynamite
(n.) An
explosive
substance
consisting
of
nitroglycerin
absorbed
by some
inert,
porous
solid,
as
infusorial
earth,
sawdust,
etc. It is safer than
nitroglycerin,
being less
liable
to
explosion
from
moderate
shocks,
or from
spontaneous
decomposition..
Shock
::
Shock (v.) To
strike
with
surprise,
terror,
horror,
or
disgust;
to cause to
recoil;
as, his
violence
shocked
his
associates..
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Barbarous;
fierce;
bloody;
impetuous;
-- said of war,
conflict,
and the like; as, the rude shock of
armies..
Turn
::
Turn (n.) A
change
of
condition;
especially,
a
sudden
or
recurring
symptom
of
illness,
as a
nervous
shock,
or
fainting
spell;
as, a bad
turn..
Electrify
::
Electrify
(v. t.) To cause
electricity
to pass
through;
to
affect
by
electricity;
to give an
electric
shock to; as, to
electrify
a limb, or the
body..
Seismography
::
Seismography
(n.) The art of
registering
the
shocks
and
undulatory
movements
of
earthquakes.
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