The word “shook” is commonly defined as the past tense of shake, the act of rapidly moving an object either up and down or side to side. This homonym can also be denoted as being emotionally disturbed. This alternate use of the word shook has quickly circulated around campus over the past year. Take a look at how MVHS students define the word shook.
[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhc3GQj8yug[/embedyt]- November 23Cupertino Union School District Board passes Board Policy 6144
- November 23Ken Carson’s ‘A Great Chaos’ tour is the epitome of its name
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- November 21Reflecting on MVHS’s first season of Girls’ Flag Football
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- November 19MVHS senior Sudisha Kumar wins community service award from the City of Cupertino
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