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shook

[shook] / ʃʊk /






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After the match, the 36-year-old shook his head as he picked up his darts case and turned to glare at the Austrian, who celebrated his win in front of the crowd.

From BBC

He shook up the movie business in much the same way by eschewing traditional long and broad theatrical releases, which weren’t consumer-friendly in his view.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rams defensive lineman Kobie Turner said after the game that he was “definitely shook” by the changed call.

From Los Angeles Times

Terence Crawford shook the boxing world on Tuesday by announcing his retirement, an unexpected decision that brings an end to one of the most dominant careers of the modern era.

From Los Angeles Times

Once it ended, the two shook hands and the room broke into applause.

From Los Angeles Times