Uk English Meaning of shook-up
shook-up
Other Uk English words related to shook-up
- aggrieved
- bothered
- concerned
- disturbed
- distraught
- distressed
- disturbed
- foreboding
- freaked out
- goosey
- Ill at ease
- Insecure
- jittery
- jumpy
- nervous
- perturbed
- queasy
- troubled
- upset
- Uptight
- worried
- freaked-out
- flustered
- antsy
- anxious
- apprehensive
- edgy
- flustered
- fretful
- fretting
- hesitant
- het up
- misgiving
- gutsy
- preoccupied
- restless
- stewing
- tense
- uneasy
- restless
- vexed
- atwitter
- dithering
- dodgy
- hung up
- queasy
- fidgety
- flighty
- highly strung
- obsessed
- qualms
- skittish
- spooky
- Undone
- unnerved
- Unstrung
- fluttery
- Hypertensive
- nausea
- twittered
Nearest Words of shook-up
Definitions and Meaning of shook-up in English
shook-up
chide, scold, to bring about an extensive reorganization of, an act or instance of shaking up, to jar by or as if by a physical shock, to effect an extensive and often drastic reorganization of, a reorganization that has extreme effects, an extensive and often drastic reorganization
shook-up
nervously upset
FAQs About the word shook-up
shook-up
chide, scold, to bring about an extensive reorganization of, an act or instance of shaking up, to jar by or as if by a physical shock, to effect an extensive an
aggrieved,bothered,concerned,disturbed,distraught,distressed,disturbed,foreboding,freaked out,goosey
Calm,collected,cool,easy,unemotional,relaxed,confident,controlled,happy-go-lucky,sure
shook up => shook up, shook out => shook out, shook down => shook down, shook a leg => shook a leg, shoehorning => shoehorn,
