rock someone's socks
English
editEtymology
editProbably chosen for the rhyme. See rock (“to be favourable, to excel”).
Pronunciation
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Verb
editrock someone's socks (third-person singular simple present rocks someone's socks, present participle rocking someone's socks, simple past and past participle rocked someone's socks)
- (intransitive, slang) To appeal to somebody very much.
- 2010, Jerrel Dulay, Diary of an Undead Teenager:
- Freaking incredible. Unbelievably awesome! I hardly slept at all. I had to listen to all the tracks at least twice before I could get to sleep. I've been waiting forever for this album and it rocks my socks so hard!