Shocker

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• Shocker — could refer to:*Shocker (comics), a supervillain in the Spider Man comic book series *José Luis Jair Soria, a.k.a. Shocker, a Mexican American professional wrestler *Shocker (hand gesture), a hand gesture with a sexual connotation *The Shocker… …   Wikipedia

• shocker — ► NOUN informal 1) a person or thing that shocks, especially through being unacceptable or sensational. 2) Brit. a shock absorber …   English terms dictionary

• shocker — [shäk′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that shocks 2. a sensational story, play, etc …   English World dictionary

• Shocker — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Shocker Produktionsland USA …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• shocker — [[t]ʃɒ̱kə(r)[/t]] shockers N COUNT A shocker is something such as a story, a piece of news, or a film that shocks people or that is intended to shock them. [INFORMAL] Marsha Hunt s second novel, Free , is a shocker …   English dictionary

• shocker — UK [ˈʃɒkə(r)] / US [ˈʃɑkər] noun [countable] Word forms shocker : singular shocker plural shockers informal 1) something shocking a) a newspaper report about a shocking event, or a report that describes something in a deliberately shocking way b) …   English dictionary

• shocker — n. something shocking. □ Now, here’s a shocker for you. □ Her news was quite a shocker …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

• Shocker — 1. unpleasant or disagreeable person or thing; 2. (sport) bad game: Had a shocker last Saturday ; 3. (pl.) shock absorbers …   Dictionary of Australian slang

• shocker — I Australian Slang 1. unpleasant or disagreeable person or thing; 2. (sport) bad game: Had a shocker last Saturday ; 3. (pl.) shock absorbers II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Meaning it s a big shock or suprise …   English dialects glossary

• shocker — shock|er [ˈʃɔkə US ˈʃa:kər] n informal a film, news story, action etc that shocks you used especially in news reports ▪ TV star in drugs shocker! …   Dictionary of contemporary English