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shook

[shook] / ʃʊk /






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“Sometime” seemed to grow closer every time the earth shook.

From Literature

After ending her wait for another Grand Slam trophy with victory at the Australian Open, the Kazakh simply clenched a raised fist and briefly shook her head in a mixture of relief and disbelief.

From BBC

His friends were wary —“They’ll peck your eyes out!”—but he only smiled and shook his head.

From Literature

He shook hands with one of my BBC's colleagues, and asked, "How are you?"

From BBC

The fifth seed took a medical timeout for treatment on his thigh but, unable to serve or move properly, he walked to the net and shook hands at 3-1 down in the third.

From BBC