shockershock‧er /ˈʃɒkə $ ˈʃɑːkər/ noun [countable] informal - I rarely pay attention to market forecasts, but this was a shocker.
- I was a shocker when I was younger.
- Listeners preparing to bone up on the one-act Strauss shocker opening Oct. 18 should consider this Vienna production.
- Nestor followed with his shocker over Edberg.
- Once he used to write short sharp shockers you couldn't put down.
- The big screen shocker is just part of ex-Beatle McCartney's up-front tactics campaign against whaling.
- This film may be a shocker, but as well as being very sexy it's also pretty funny at times.
adjectiveshockedshockingshockshockproofnounshockshockeraftershockverbshockadverbshockingly