Could a 220 V wire shock me if I hold a 4 band Orange Red Orange Violet resistor in series?
Anyone that has to describe a resistor by reciting its color bands definitely shouldn't be sticking it into a wall outlet, especially when holding on to the other end.  Put another way, if you have to ask, the answer is NO, don't do that.

Just for interest, each color is just a digit.  ORN RED ORN VIO is the same as writing 3 2 3 7.  However, that doesn't mean 3237 Ohms.  Usually such things are written using a floating point scheme, so that might mean something like 232 x 107, but that's a rather unlikely value.  Four bands would usually end in gold, meaning 5%.  1% resistors have 5 bands, so it's not clear what you actually have.

Perhaps the first orange is really gold, so the colors are actually VIO ORN RED GOL, which would be 73 x 102, 5 %, another unlikely value.

Again, don't stick it in a wall outlet.

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Now that you've provided a diagram, it's clear that this is even a worse idea than it might have been.  Not only are you directly connecting yourself to the power line, but you are doing it between the arms, which means the current will flow close to your heart.  Unless you're going for a Darwin Award, this is a really dumb idea.

Let me make it really clear for people with your level of understanding:

Don't poke anything into a electrical output other than a commercially made plug for that purpose.  Ever.  No exceptions.