shocker
/ˈʃɑkər/
noun
- Something that causes great surprise, shock, or outrage.
- That movie had a shocker of an ending that nobody expected.
- The election result was a real shocker for the whole country.
- The price of the new phone was a shocker — over a thousand dollars.
- A person who shocks others, often by behaving in an extreme or offensive way.
- He's a bit of a shocker at parties, always telling outrageous stories.
- She's a shocker who loves to wear bright, unusual outfits.
- The comedian was known as a shocker who pushed the boundaries of good taste.