be shook up

slang To be rattled, agitated, or excited. Usually modified by an adverb of degree. We were really shook up after hearing gunshots so close to our house. He just got a foreclosure notice, so he's pretty shook up right now. I'm kind of shook up over this beautiful new girl in my class.

See also: shook, up

See also:

be all shook up
all shook up
get all shook up
all that
be all that
be in a tizzle
be/get in/into a tizzy/tizz
be in a tizz(y)
up-country
wind (one's) way

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