(transitive) To protect from imparting electric shocks.

Alternative spelling of shock wave

plural of shockwave

Advertising that is intended to shock the viewer.

plural of shilling shocker

(Britain, historical) A cheap paperback book produced for the mass market in 19th-century Britain, often consolidating twelve to fifteen episodes of a serial novel whose chapters had previously been published separately as penny dreadful pamphlets. Shilling shockers were typically focused on the subjects of crime and violence and were especially popular in late Victorian England. The novels were rather short and cost one shilling.

(medicine) Resembling or characteristic of shock.

The condition of being shockable; the capacity to be shocked.

Able to be shocked. / Easily shocked. / (medicine) Capable of being treated by defibrillator.

simple past tense and past participle of shockproof