locie
/ˈləʊki/
locie noun: a steam locomotive.
Noun
locie (plural locies)
- A steam locomotive.
- […] a locie which had originally operated on the New York Elevated Railway and ended up serving both mills and mines […]1976, Howard White, Raincoast Chronicles, First Five, page 119
- […] locies coming out of the mine carried slag, the rock and shale waste extracted while digging for coal. […] a locie driver dumped usable coal in a specific location.2015, Angelo Pagnotti, Godfather and Sons: A Legacy of Deceit
Forms of locie
| plural | locies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | loci |
| alternative form | lokie |
Origin of locie
locomotive + -ie
Questions about locie
- What does locie mean?
- Locie means a steam locomotive.
- What part of speech is locie?
- Locie is a noun.
- How do you pronounce locie?
- Locie is pronounced /ˈləʊki/.
- What is the plural of locie?
- The plural of locie is locies.
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