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shock·er

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–noun

1.	a person or thing that shocks.

2.	a sensational novel, play, etc.

[Origin: 1780–90; shock¹ + -er¹

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–noun

1.	a group of sheaves of grain placed on end and supporting one another in the field.

–verb (used with object)

2.	to make into shocks.

[Origin: 1275–1325; ME; c. LG schok shock of grain, group of sixty, G Schock sixty

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n. One that startles, shocks, or horrifies, as a sensational story or novel.

shocker
noun
1.	a shockingly bad person
2.	a sensational message (in a film or play or novel)

a very unpleasant person or thing
Example: This headache is a real shocker.

Arabic:	مُزْعِج
Chinese (Simplified):	令人震惊的事或人
Chinese (Traditional):	令人震驚的事或人
Czech:	hrůza
Danish:	plage
Dutch:	iets vreselijks
Estonian:	vastikus
Finnish:	järkyttävä tapaus
French:	horreur
German:	der Graus
Greek:	κπ. ή κτ. δυσάρεστο(ς), κπ. ή κτ. που προκαλεί μεγάλη ανασ�
Hungarian:	rohadt dolog
Icelandic:	hryllingur
Indonesian:	yang sangat tak menyenangkan
Italian:	orrore

Japanese:	いやなもの
Korean:	충격을 주는 사람
Latvian:	kaut kas nejauks, šokējošs
Lithuanian:	kas baisaus, *bjauraus
Norwegian:	(en sann) plage
Polish:	coś okropnego
Portuguese (Brazil):	horror
Portuguese (Portugal):	horror
Romanian:	oribil
Russian:	&#c160; отталкивающий человек; очень неприятная вещь
Slovak:	hrôza
Slovenian:	strahota; grdoba
Spanish:	horror, desastre
Swedish:	som är ryslig, rysare
Turkish:	berbat kimse, *şey