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locked out

locked out verb: not locked in (focused), unfocused. Also the simple past and past participle of lock out.

Verb

locked out

  1. (colloquial, humorous) Not locked in (focused), unfocused.

Also used as

locked out is also the simple past and past participle of lock out.

Questions about locked out

What does locked out mean?
Locked out means not locked in (focused), unfocused.
What part of speech is locked out?
Locked out is a verb.

Words near locked out in the dictionary

  1. locked lips
  2. locked nucleic acid
  3. locked nucleic acids
  4. locked off
  5. locked on
  6. locked out
  7. locked rotor amp
  8. locked rotor amps
  9. locked someone up and threw away the key
  10. locked someone up and thrown away the key
  11. locked the stable door after the horse had been stolen

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