Shrek
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- proper noun
- /ʃrɛk/
- The animated film Shrek is beloved by audiences of all ages for its humor and heart.
- Shrek The Third
- Shrek the Final
- Shrek and Fiona
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- So Zach got a green sort of clear case with a that was Shrek themed and got a copy of Shrek to the video game.
- They showed Shrek and they went berserk.
- You know, everything from Oh the The Smarmy Prince and Shrek.
- Green put out a project and then six years later a movie came out and it was the Shrek, it was the Frozen.
- Not no Third Rock, not not until they heard the word Shrek.
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In a memorable scene from the movie Shrek, Shrek is trying to describe ogres to his traveling companion, Donkey.
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Yeah they said Shrek is a great kids friendly movie.
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This looks like the wedding at the end of 'Shrek'.
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- Yeah, I really liked her in Shrek.
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Most of us have probably seen the movie Shrek.
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I do for you now a scene from the hit motion picture Shrek.
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All right, guys, take one last look at Shrek and Fiona.
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It's kind of ironic because my dad's favorite movie is Shrek.
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The distinction is that our Sims actors aren't household names like a lot of voice-over actors are, for example, Cameron Diaz, Mike Myers, and Eddie Murphy, who all voiced characters in the Shrek films.
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Many children enjoy the adventures of Shrek and his friends in the series.
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Etymology
Shrek comes from a Yiddish and German word schreck meaning 'fear' or 'fright'. The film series is named for an ogre who first scares people but becomes a lovable hero, so the name fits the whole story.