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Definition of lock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lock is as below...
Lock (n.)
Anything
that
fastens;
specifically,
a
fastening,
as for a door, a lid, a
trunk,
a
drawer,
and the like, in which a bolt is moved by a key so as to hold or to
release
the thing
fastened..
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Polytype
::
Polytype
(n.) A cast, or
facsimile
copy, of an
engraved
block,
matter
in type, etc. (see
citation);
as, a
polytype
in
relief..
Fair-leader
::
Fair-leader
(n.) A
block,
or ring,
serving
as a guide for the
running
rigging
or for any
rope..
Interfolded
::
Interfolded
(p. a.)
Intertwined;
interlocked;
clasped
together.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.) The
hinged
and
curved
bar of a
padlock,
by which it is hung to the
staple..
Bolt
::
Bolt (n.) A
sliding
catch,
or
fastening,
as for a door or gate; the
portion
of a lock which is shot or
withdrawn
by the
action
of the key..
Gauge
::
Gauge (v. t.) To
measure
the
dimensions
of, or to test the
accuracy
of the form of, as of a part of a
gunlock..
Guardhouse
::
Guardhouse
(n.) A
building
which is
occupied
by the
guard,
and in which
soldiers
are
confined
for
misconduct;
hence,
a
lock-up..
Flockling
::
Flockling
(n.) A lamb.
Cassidony
::
Cassidony
(n.) The
goldilocks
(Chrysocoma
Linosyris)
and
perhaps
other
plants
related
to the genus
Gnaphalium
or
cudweed.
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) Two or more vanes set on a
revolving
axis, to act as a
fanner,
or to
equalize
or
impede
the
motion
of
machinery
by the
resistance
of the air, as in the
striking
part of a
clock..
Montem
::
Montem
(n.) A
custom,
formerly
practiced
by the
scholars
at Eton
school,
England,
of going every third year, on
Whittuesday,
to a
hillock
near the Bath road, and
exacting
money from all
passers-by,
to
support
at the
university
the
senior
scholar
of the
school..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The
distance
between
the two
blocks
of a
tackle.
Unreeve
::
Unreeve
(v. t.) To
withdraw,
or take out, as a rope from a
block,
thimble,
or the
like..
Dead-eye
::
Dead-eye
(n.) A
round,
flattish,
wooden
block,
encircled
by a rope, or an iron band, and
pierced
with three holes to
receive
the
lanyard;
-- used to
extend
the
shrouds
and
stays,
and for other
purposes.
Called
also
deadman's
eye..
Noon
::
Noon (n.) The
middle
of the day;
midday;
the time when the sun is in the
meridian;
twelve
o'clock
in the
daytime.
Saddle
::
Saddle
(n.) A block of wood,
usually
fastened
to some spar, and
shaped
to
receive
the end of
another
spar..
Slock
::
Slock (v. t.) Alt. of
Slocke.
Rouet
::
Rouet (n.) A small wheel
formerly
fixed to the pan of
firelocks
for
discharging
them.
Lock
::
Lock (v. t.) To
fasten
with a lock, or as with a lock; to make fast; to
prevent
free
movement
of; as, to lock a door, a
carriage
wheel,
a
river,
etc..
Interlock
::
Interlock
(v. i.) To
unite,
embrace,
communicate
with, or flow into, one
another;
to be
connected
in one
system;
to lock into one
another;
to
interlace
firmly..
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