ROCK

v. 1 sway, swing, lull Her father used to rock her to sleep in his arms 2 roll, reel, lurch, toss, swing, sway, wobble The building rocked so during the earthquake that I thought it was going to fall down 3 astound, astonish, shock, surprise, jar, stagger, amaze, stun, dumbfound or dumfound, daze, stupefy, overwhelm, disconcert, unnerve, Colloq set (someone) back on his or her or their heels, throw, rattle, shake up I was really rocked by the news that Sue was marrying Craig