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There are three meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun shell shock. See ‘Meaning & use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence.shell shock has developed meanings and uses in subjects including About 0.09occurrences per million words in modern written English The earliest known use of the noun shell shock is in the 1910s.OED's earliest evidence for shell shock is from 1915, in British Medical Journal.Nearby entriesshell parrot, n.1890–shell-paste, n.1752–shell-pear, n.1672–91shell-plate, n.1857–shell-prepared, adj.1624shell-pump, n.1875–shell rock, n.1807–shell-roll, n.1892–shell roof, n.1954–shell-sac, n.1883–shell shock, n.1915–shell-shock, v.1917–shell-shocked, adj.1898–shell-shocker, n.1918–shell-sickness, n.c1794–shell-silver, n.1573–1728shell-snail, n.1585–shell steak, n.1968–shell-stick, n.1790–shell-stitch, n.1895–shell-strewed, adj.1616Browse more nearby entriesFormed within English, by compounding.1.a.1915– A disorder identified in soldiers in the First World War (1914–18), attributed to exposure to shell-fire and characterized by severe anxiety and other psychological disturbances, often accompanied by somatic symptoms such as rapid heartbeat and nervous tics. Now chiefly historical.Shell shock would now be classified as a form of post-traumatic stress disorder.1915Only one case of shell shock has come under my observation. A Belgian officer was the victim. A shell burst near him without inflicting any physical injury. He presented practically complete loss of sensation in the lower extremities and much loss of sensation. British Medical Journal 30 January 192/21915A contribution to the study of shell shock. in Lancet 13 February 316/2 (title) 1916A young soldier..who had been rendered dumb from shell shock in France recovered his speech when listening to the humorous song ‘Any old iron’. Times 1 June 5/51918The Corporal..collapsed suddenly with twitching hands and staring, frightened eyes, proclaiming the shell-shock he had held off while the work was to be done. E. A. Mackintosh, War, the Liberator 1481925So-called ‘shell shock’ is known by neuropsychiatrists to be nothing more nor less than the historic disease, hysteria. American Mercury July 262/11943There's not a finer shell-shock clinic in the country. G. Greene, Ministry of Fear ii. i. 1111991Treatment for shell shock has to be quick and a matter of common sense. Soldiers are given the chance to sleep, rest and have plenty of warm drinks, but battlefield psychiatrists are wary of prescribing drugs. New Scientist 9 March 43/22008Eventually, as part of a standard medical screening, Boyd was diagnosed as having chronic post-traumatic stress disorder.., which in earlier conflicts was known as battle fatigue or shell shock but is not exclusively war-related. New Yorker 19 May 32/31.b.1918– In extended and hyperbolical use: severe shock or surprise.1918Your maid comes in and gives you a touch of ‘shellshock’ by announcing that she's going to be a conductorette or a munitions worker. Washington Post 30 September 8/31937I cannot get at him, for he appears to suffer from a species of shell-shock when subjects of which he should be proud are mentioned. J. P. Marquand,

Late George Apley xxv. 2761984He read the look in the dive master's eyes: another case of shell shock. L. Shiner in B. Sterling, Mirrorshades (1986) 1271991I went into shell shock in the first half. Sports Illustrated 9 December 104/12010Academic economists, emerging from the shell shock that I described in my first book, have begun grappling with the profound economic issues presented by the crisis. R. A. Posner, Crisis Capitalist Democracy 52.1935– slang. Cocoa. Now rare.1935He understood well enough, why the cocoa which Jim sold at a penny the cup, was called ‘shell-shock’. M. Harrison, Spring in Tartarus iii. 3001936I was just having a cup of shell-shock at the Jimmy 'Orner, when I bangs into Rodney. Chambers's Journal December 885/11959A mug of ‘shell-shock’—that is what we call cocoa. Listener 5 March 406/1British EnglishU.S. Englishshell shock typically occurs about 0.09 times per million words in modern written English.shell shock is in frequency band 3, which contains words occurring between 0.01 and 0.1 times per million words in modern written English. More about OED's frequency bands Frequency data is computed programmatically, and should be regarded as an estimate. Frequency of shell shock, n., 1910–2010 * Occurrences per million words in written English Historical frequency series are derived from Google Books Ngrams (version 2), a data set based on the Google Books corpus of several million books printed in English between 1500 and 2010. The overall frequency for a given word is calculated by summing frequencies for the main form of the word, any plural or inflected forms, and any major spelling variations. For sets of homographs (distinct entries that share the same word-form, e.g. mole, n.¹, mole, n.², mole, n.³, etc.), we have estimated the frequency of each homograph entry as a fraction of the total Ngrams frequency for the word-form. This may result in inaccuracies. Smoothing has been applied to series for lower-frequency words, using a moving-average algorithm. This reduces short-term fluctuations, which may be produced by variability in the content of the Google Books corpus. Decade Frequency per million words 19100.1719200.1619300.1419400.119500.07419600.06619700.05719800.07719900.09720000.1120100.13Frequency of shell shock, n., 2017–2024 * Occurrences per million words in written English Modern frequency series are derived from a corpus of 20 billion words, covering the period from 2017 to the present. The corpus is mainly compiled from online news sources, and covers all major varieties of World English. Smoothing has been applied to series for lower-frequency words, using a moving-average algorithm. This reduces short-term fluctuations, which may be produced by variability in the content of the corpus. Period Frequency per million words 20170.07120180.06220190.05520200.04920210.03720220.03220230.0320240.032 Chiefly U.S. Something that causes severe shock or surprise; an unexpected or startling event, revelation, etc.

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Show for it), and had been promoted to First Sergeant, replacing James L. Diel, who had himself replaced William Evans, who was killed during the drop on D-Day.Later, Easy Company landed in Holland for Operation Market Garden, but met little resistance. That is, until the Germans attacked them at Nuenen with Tiger Tanks. As they were retreating from their first defeat, Lipton read out the casualty list to Winters from Easy. "We got four dead; eleven injured. Oh, and sir, Randleman's missing." Randleman later returned, and Easy moved out to Holland Crossroads.At the Crossroads, Lipton and Easy quickly defeated a group of German soldiers, with one dead (Dukeman) and twenty two wounded (including Sgt. Boyle and Pvt. Webster).Lipton and Easy then headed to the Ardennes forest in Belgium on the outskirts of the town of Bastogne. In the forest, the men were heavily undersupplied, and were suffering heavy casualties.Lipton was sitting at a tree, when the Company's new commander, 1st Lt. Dike started asking questions. Where he was from, and if he missed it. "Honestly sir, I try not to think about it." He was then asked what made him decide to join the paratroopers. "I wanted to be with the best, sir." Lipton was about to ask where Dike was from, but noticed that Dike was walking away. Lipton chuckled.During a bombardment, Lipton narrated a story saying that it reminded him of fireworks on the Fourth of July. He began laughing. He continued the narration by wondering aloud what had happened to Joe Toye. He heard someone saying "I need to get up." Guarnere knew that it was Toye, and went to help him. Lipton warned him, but Guarnere ignored him. Guarnere returned, dragging Toye, who had blood leaking from the stump of his leg. Suddenly, the bombardment started again, and Guarnere was hit by a shell, also causing him to lose his leg. The real Carwood Lipton Lipton later told T-4 George Luz that his mimicking of Dike was well done, but to not do it anymore. Just then, another bombardment began, and Luz jumped into Lipton's foxhole. "Muck and Penkala got hit!" he yelled. Just then a shell landed in Lipton and Luz's foxhole. But it was a dud. Luz lit a cigarette, and started smoking. Lipton took the cigarette, and for the first time ever, smoked. They then checked Muck and Penkala's ruined foxhole. There wasn't much to see. They had been blown up.Lipton and Easy went on to capture Foy, and received a new commander, 1st Lt. Spiers, as Dike had been relieved for shell shock. Lipton had also received a commission as an officer. Another photo of the real Carwood Lipton While in Germany, he and Easy Company liberated a concentration camp, giving Lipton a shocking sight of the cruelty of the holocaust.After the war, Lipton finished school, and became a manufacturer of glass products and plastics packaging at Owens Illinois Inc, eventually rising to Chief Operator in 1952.He then moved to Bridgeton, New

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